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From: burgermeister01 on 14 Dec 2009 20:45 I'm really pretty new at this, as you can probably gauge from the sophistication of this question, but here goes anyways: If I had two massive tables in a database, and I wanted to replace one with the other, what would be the quickest way to do that? We're talking millions of records here. The first thought is to drop the records in the first table and then iterate over each of the records in the second table, inserting each one into the original table, finally dropping the second table entirely. But this is really time consuming. Surely, there must be some much more straightforward way of doing this. A point in the right direction is all I need. Thanks!
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