Insert into table from select query in sql server

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Insert Into Oracle FROM Sql Server over Linked Server

  http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic429546-102-1.aspx
Do you know if there a way to convert that datetime value into another datatype (varchar?) in the sql server select statement I use to populate my table? Then I would need to just go from varchar (for example) to the Oracle timestamp field. The SQL Server field could work like an Oracle timestamp if you populate the field with an INSTEAD OF trigger to make sure it is current.If you transfer data from Oracle to SQL Server and want to maintain the original values, you could use ALTER TABLE to disable the timestamp trigger and then reenable it after the transfer

  http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/73635/insert-into-select-into-multiple-related-tables-using-insert-identity
and INSERT into Table2: OUTPUT inserted.ID, MyTable.D, MyTable.E, MyTable.F INTO Table2 (ID, D, E, F); MERGE, as opposed to the other DML statements, can reference other tables than just inserted and deleted, which is useful for you here. Sorry if it looked like I changed my mind mid question but the idea always ways that if there was a row in one there would be a foreign key in the other

  http://www.1keydata.com/sql/sqlinsert.html
In SQL, there are basically two ways to INSERT data into a table: One is to insert it one row at a time, the other is to insert multiple rows at a time. But how do these rows of data get into these tables in the first place? This is what this and the next section, covering the INSERT INTO statement, as well as the following section, covering tbe UPDATE statement, are about

  http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2012/08/29/sql-server-three-methods-to-insert-multiple-rows-into-single-table-sql-in-sixty-seconds-024-video/
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If data is huge, if there are any Non-Clustered indexes that are not build on primary key or unique key, then disable those indexes, loading will be much faster. How can I fix? I have SQL Server 2008 and Visual Studio 2008 and am trying to automatically insert new records into a child table based on new inserts into its parent table