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Initially I had all columns under 1 table. In table shown below had one additional column for all media items.

did | disclaimer_title | disclaimer_body | disclaimer_media_items

But for some reasons, I need to pull out the disclaimer_media_items column into separate schema. So now I have 2 tables.

Table 1 schema

did | disclaimer_title | disclaimer_body

Table 2 structure:

did_media | disclaimer_media_items

Now what I want is when I insert media in table 2, the results get stored for table 1.

i.e. I want to achieve same functionality of all columns under table 1 with two individual tables.

I know 2 things can work, either foreign key or Drupal joins. How can I achieve this?

Hope I explained it well.

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db_merge is the solution for this.

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  • how did you implement this? post answer in detail.
    – WaQaR Ali
    Sep 21, 2015 at 12:49

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