SQL

mysql select into new table

-- Insert into existing my_table
INSERT INTO my_table my SELECT * FROM another_table an WHERE an.col1 > 10;
-- or directely create the new table
CREATE TABLE my_table AS SELECT * FROM another_table an WHERE an.col1 > 10;

mysql select into new table

CREATE TABLE artists_and_works
  SELECT artist.name, COUNT(work.artist_id) AS number_of_works
  FROM artist LEFT JOIN work ON artist.id = work.artist_id
  GROUP BY artist.id;

mysql create table from select statement

select * into <NEW_TABLE_NAME> from <OLD_TABLE>;

create table from query mysql

CREATE TABLE prices_published_april_25 
SELECT prices_held_feb_3_2022.id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.unique_batch_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.commodity_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.variety_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.price1,prices_held_feb_3_2022.price2,prices_held_feb_3_2022.price3,prices_held_feb_3_2022.price4,prices_held_feb_3_2022.price5,prices_held_feb_3_2022.availability_type_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.grade_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.batch_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.user_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.unit_id,prices_held_feb_3_2022.created_at,prices_held_feb_3_2022.updated_at,batches.batch_date,batches.published_date,batches.is_published,commodities.commodity,commodities.type_id AS commodity_type_id FROM `prices_held_feb_3_2022` 
inner join `batches` on `prices_held_feb_3_2022`.`batch_id` = `batches`.`id` 
inner join `commodities` on `prices_held_feb_3_2022`.`commodity_id` = `commodities`.`id` 
WHERE `batches`.`is_published` = 'YES' 
order by `commodities`.`commodity` asc