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I need to write the following query so the “att” field is always a constant.
INSERT INTO index(id,val,att) (SELECT ID,val FROM product), 14;
“14” is a constant
how would i write it, if even possible?
Index is not a very good name for a table btw… You can use backquotes (`) to escape it, but better pick up another name.