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Insert Data in SQL with ID

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Barry - 12 Jul 2007 10:53 GMT
Hi

I have 3 tables in SQL Server Database

Tab1 (id, lname, fname)
Tab2 (id, addr1, add2)
Tab3 (id, city, state)

I want to insert data at the same time using a single sql statment, but ID
data of table1 should be inserted in the other 2 tables

Can someone help

TIA
Barry
Kevin Spencer - 12 Jul 2007 11:45 GMT
It can't be done. You can put 3 INSERT statements into a single Stored
Procedure. You can run 3 INSERT statements in a single Transaction. But you
can't insert records into 3 tables with a single SQL statement.

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