INSERT IGNORE INTO table3
(id1, id2) VALUES
SELECT id1, id2 FROM table1, table2;
What’s wrong with the above SQL query?
It shows me syntax error.
INSERT IGNORE INTO table3 (id1, id2) VALUES SELECT id1, id2 FROM table1, table2; What’s
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INSERT IGNORE INTO table3
(id1, id2) VALUES
SELECT id1, id2 FROM table1, table2;
What’s wrong with the above SQL query?
It shows me syntax error.
Remove the word
VALUES. See here for spec:And note Russ’ response.