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I need help in inserting data into a table

Asked by yossikally in SQL Query Syntax, SQL Server 2005

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Hi,

I am doing a basketball league simulation game.  
The 2 tables of interest for my question are
T_PLAYERTEAM - just a matching tables of team ID to player ID and
T_PLAYER - table of players

The rules are simple: at the onset each team must have 2 players at each position.
For all kinds of reasons, this condition is frequently not met, so I  am trying to write a stored procedure to rectify the situation.

Going through all 5 positions, First I find the teams that only have 1 player at position 1,which is easy:
select pt.teamid
from tk_playerteam pt
inner join t_player p on p.playerid = pt.playerid
where p.position = 1
group by pt.teamid
having count(*) = 1
but now for each one of these I have to randomally pick a player from the T_PLAYER table (must be unattached but that's not part of this question),  which I can do as follows:
select top 1 playerid as playerid
from t_player
where position = 1
order by newid()

but I have no idea how to combine the two results (teamid in the first, playerid in the second) and insert them into the PLAYERTEAM table
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1 league table problem
2 group by league number
3 How to Create a Simple League Table
4 league software question
5 Fixtures, League System
6 Inserting records in tmp table @tmpSee…
 
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