INSERT INTO Statement

The INSERT INTO statement is used to fill a table with the result of subselect. commonly used to persist predictions into the database

Syntax

    INSERT INTO [integration_name].[table_name]
    [SELECT ...]

It performs a subselect [SELECT ...] and gets data from it there after it performs INSERT INTO TABLE [table_name] of integration [integration_name]

Example

In this example we want to persist the predictions into a table int1.tbl1. Given the following schema:

int1
└── tbl1
mindsdb
└── predictor_name
int2
└── tbl2

Where:

	Description
int1	Integration for the table to be created in
tbl1	Table to be created
predictor_name	Name of the model to be used
int2	Database to be used as a source in the inner SELECT
tbl2	Table to be used as a source.

In order to achive the desired result we could execute the following query:

INSERT INTO int1.tbl1 (
    SELECT * FROM int2.tbl2 AS ta
    JOIN mindsdb.predictor_name AS tb
    WHERE ta.date > '2015-12-31'
)