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Originally Posted by ndnet

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INSERT INTO merchantlist_tskills (itemid) (
SELECT 
	tradeskill_recipe_entries.item_id
FROM
	tradeskill_recipe,
	tradeskill_recipe_entries
WHERE
	tradeskill_recipe.id = tradeskill_recipe_entries.recipe_id AND
	tradeskill_recipe.tradeskill = TRADESKILLNUMBER AND
	tradeskill_recipe_entries.successcount = 1
);

I'm uncertain as to what are things i should change in this code quote, but i'm assuming all i have to do is swap TRADESKILLNUMBER for 60 if i want a baker merchant.

Originally Posted by ndnet

INSERT INTO merchantlist (merchantid, slot, item)
(SELECT 'MERCHANTID', slot, itemid FROM merchantlist_tskills);

This grabs the data from our temporary table, adds an extra field (the merchantid), and throws it all into the merchantlist table, creating the merchant's inventory data. In your response, this doesn't appear to have been run because there were no entries with that merchantid.

If i do this verbatim, i get the error "Incorrect integer value: 'MERCHANTID' for column 'merchantid' at row 1" so i am guessing MERCHANTID has to be picked from

SELECT * FROM merchantlist m;

and looking at the last entry, which gives "345202 0 0" , so i blindly substitute in
INSERT INTO merchantlist (merchantid, slot, item)
(SELECT 345202, slot, itemid FROM merchantlist_tskills);
and get "Duplicate entry '345202-22129' for key 2" and then i realise i really don't know SQL at all. I try incrementing and get "Duplicate entry '345203-22129' for key 2". Maybe i need to type
INSERT INTO merchantlist (345203, slot, item) ?

I really don't know what i'm doing :P