how to insert values in 2 tables with primary and foreign key relation using transaction

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Pls some one tell that how to insert values in 2 tables in single query, the table structure are:

Aircraft table

aid aname cruisingrange

and another table is

Employee

eid aid salary

these are the fields for both tables and i want to insert values in both tables in single query using primary and foreign key relationship using the trransaction

Pls some one tell......

Posted 23-Sep-13 6:03am

chander rani

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2013-09-23T08:20:00

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Essentially you can't update more than one table in a single query in sql2005

However, there are other ways to achieve the same effect - transactions, triggers, OUTPUT ...

Have a look at the responses to this link for some specific examples
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2044467/how-to-update-two-tables-in-one-statement-in-sql-server-2005[^]

Posted 23-Sep-13 8:20am

CHill60

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Maciej Los 23-Sep-13 15:36pm

+5

CHill60 23-Sep-13 15:42pm

Thank you!

chander rani 28-Sep-13 8:28am

I dont understand this, Pls help me with another example.

CHill60 29-Sep-13 15:35pm

There were several different ways suggested on that link if I remember rightly. Basically, you cannot update two tables in a single query. My recommendation would be to create a Stored Procedure that contains two separate update statements. You can call the SP from (e.g.) C# as a single "call"