how to assing a table name in mysql when insert the data

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i want insert the data in table in mysql database but problem is that

i am using the store procedure for insert data

i want to assign the table name like

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DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `sp_insert_data` $$
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`%` PROCEDURE `sp_insert_data`(
in temp_table_name varchar(40))
 

how to write insert statement

like 
insert into temp_table_name values();


becauese i have 450 tables and i want whatever string in temp_table_name  i want to insert in that table...

pls fast reply

Posted 2-Feb-10 23:39pm

amitthakkar1987

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-02-03T00:10:00

This is a really insane idea. If you want to generate SQL on the fly to this degree, there's no point using stored procs. In SQL Server, you can build a SQL string and call EXEC on it, if MySQL allows this, it's the only way this would be possible. Unless all your tables have the same number of variables, you are going to have issues there, plus it means you're not specifying what columns you are inserting in, which is also a bad idea.

This is a nightmare, don't do it. If you have 450 tables, you have a big project, which deserves far better code than this.