Question

I’m writing a stored procedure. I know how to pass values from select into insert.

But, is it possible with INSERT INTO to use values and Select at the same time?

Insert into table_1 (f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, f9,
      FL1, FL2, FL3)

      Select :p_f1, :v_f2, :p_f3, :p_f4,
        abs(:v_f5 * :p_f5),
        abs(:v_f6 * :p_f6),
        :v_f7, :v_f8, :v_9 from RDB$DATABASE
      UNION
      Select f_lookup_id from lookup_table where (f_res >= :v_res) And (f2_lookup_id = :p_id1)
      UNION
      Select f_lookup_id from lookup_table where (f_res >= :v_res) And (f2_lookup_id = :p_id2)
      UNION
      Select f_lookup_id from lookup_table where (f_res >= :v_res) And (f2_lookup_id = :p_id3);

Answer 1

I guess you want to use the result set of a SELECT statement as a input of a INSERT statement? Yes, that’s possible, see FB’s language reference. The part what probably causes your problem is that you don’t use the VALUES keyword in that case, the statement would look like

INSERT INTO table (fields) SELECT ...

Or if you want to have both "constant values" (like in INSERT INTO ... VALUES(...) statement) and "dynamic values" (using SELECT statement as a source) in one statement then you can union them, i.e.

INSERT INTO table (fields)
     SELECT fields FROM tab_src ...
   UNION
     SELECT constants FROM RDB$DATABASE

where constants is list of values of appropriate type.

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UPDATE

OK, I guess what you want is actually something like

Insert into table_1 (f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, f9, FL1, FL2, FL3)
VALUES(:p_f1, :v_f2, :p_f3, :p_f4,
        abs(:v_f5 * :p_f5),
        abs(:v_f6 * :p_f6),
        :v_f7, :v_f8, :v_9,
        (Select f_lookup_id from lookup_table where (f_res >= :v_res) And (f2_lookup_id = :p_id1)),
        (Select f_lookup_id from lookup_table where (f_res >= :v_res) And (f2_lookup_id = :p_id2)),
        (Select f_lookup_id from lookup_table where (f_res >= :v_res) And (f2_lookup_id = :p_id3))
)