Difference between INSERT INTO and INSERT ALL INTO
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While I was inserting some records in table i found that..
INSERT INTO T_CANDYBAR_DATA
SELECT CONSUMER_ID,CANDYBAR_NAME,SURVEY_YEAR,GENDER,1 AS STAT_TYPE,OVERALL_RATING
FROM CANDYBAR_CONSUMPTION_DATA
UNION
SELECT CONSUMER_ID,CANDYBAR_NAME,SURVEY_YEAR,GENDER,2 AS STAT_TYPE,NUMBER_BARS_CONSUMED
FROM CANDYBAR_CONSUMPTION_DATA;
79 rows inserted.
INSERT ALL
INTO t_candybar_data VALUES (consumer_id,candybar_name,survey_year,gender,1,overall_rating)
INTO t_candybar_data VALUES (consumer_id,candybar_name,survey_year,gender,2,number_bars_consumed)
SELECT * FROM candybar_consumption_data
86 rows inserted.
I have read somewhere that INSERT ALL INTO automatically unions then why those difference is showing.
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