Question

I have this script:

 SELECT 'pro' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen where TradesManAccountType_Value = 2 AND HasTradeListing = 1
 UNION ALL

 SELECT 'std' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen tm
 INNER JOIN Membership.Members m ON m.MemberId = tm.MemberId
 INNER JOIN aspnet_Membership am ON am.UserId = m.AspNetUserId
 WHERE tm.TradesManAccountType_Value = 1 AND tm.HasTradeListing = 1 AND am.IsApproved = 1

 UNION ALL

 SELECT 'listed' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen where HasTradeListing = 1

 UNION ALL

 SELECT 'all' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen
 insert into Admin.VersionHistory values(4,cnt,CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) //is NOT correct

this produces:

 1     pro          32549
 2     std          13096
 3     listed   230547
 4     all          231638

I want to add the above as rows in my table: Admin.VersionHistory which has columns VersionHistory type int auto-increment and is the ID, Version which is of type varchar(50) and a datatime stamp

thanks

Answer 1

(updated with new info from OP)
From the top of my head, it would look something like this.

INSERT INTO Admin.VersionHistory (Version, NumberOf, DateAndTime)
SELECT descript, CAST(cnt AS VARCHAR), SYSDATE
FROM
(
SELECT 'pro' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen where TradesManAccountType_Value = 2 AND HasTradeListing = 1

UNION ALL

SELECT 'std' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen tm
INNER JOIN Membership.Members m ON m.MemberId = tm.MemberId
INNER JOIN aspnet_Membership am ON am.UserId = m.AspNetUserId
WHERE tm.TradesManAccountType_Value = 1 AND tm.HasTradeListing = 1 AND am.IsApproved = 1

UNION ALL

SELECT 'listed' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen where HasTradeListing = 1

UNION ALL

SELECT 'all' as descript, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM Trade.TradesMen
) ;

This is assuming the VersionHistoryIdcolumn is automatically seeded by the database. With each insert, an ID number will be automatically inserted.

Not sure what you want to achieve with the CURRENT_TIMESTAMP column though. I put SYSDATE as a timestamp.

The NumberOf column contains the count data. Name it as you see fit.