MySQL Import Query to New Table

To import the query results into a new table, you can use the INSERT INTO statement.

Here is an example of importing query results into a new table:

1. Create a new table:
2. Create a new table with columns column1 and column2, specifying their data types.
3. Utilize the SELECT and INSERT INTO statements to import query results into a new table.
4. Add the data from specific columns in the old_table to the new_table based on a certain condition.
5. Please note that you need to replace “new_table” with the name of your new table, “column1, column2, …” with the columns you want to import, “old_table” with the table from which you want to query data, and “condition” with the condition you want to apply to the query.

In this way, the query results will be inserted into a new table.