This is just notes from me to rectify those problems above:
In order to update the data by increasing or decreasing its value, you do not need to use select then update. Instead you only need update query. See the example below:
UPDATE employee_data SET
salary = salary + 20000,
bonus = bonus - 5000
WHERE title='CEO';
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.01 sec)
Rows matched: 1 Changed: 1 Warnings: 0
While, inserting data from main database server to local database [in my case: I need to copy data from main uni's database into faculty's database, so my proposed solution is to read from main uni's database using php then run a script that contains command below. To make the process run automatically, I will put it as cron jobs]
Inserting data into employee_data table with employee.dat file
On Windows
1). Move the file to c:\mysql\bin.
2). Make sure MySQL is running.
3). Issue the following command
mysql employees < employee.data
On Linux
1). Migrate to the directory that contains the downloaded file.
2). Issue the following command
mysql employees < employee.data -u theUser -p
3). Enter your password.
Example of employee.dat:
INSERT INTO employee_data (f_name, l_name, title, age, yos, salary, perks, email) values ("John", "Hagan", "Senior Programmer", 32, 4, 120000, 25000, "john_hagan@bignet.com");
INSERT INTO employee_data (f_name, l_name, title, age, yos, salary, perks, email) values ("Ganesh", "Pillai", "Senior Programmer", 32, 4, 110000, 20000, "g_pillai@bignet.com");
INSERT INTO employee_data (f_name, l_name, title, age, yos, salary, perks, email) values ("Anamika", "Pandit", "Web Designer", 27, 3, 90000, 15000, "ana@bignet.com");
Sources from the tips above with little modification: http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com
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