INSERTING INTO A TABLE FROM ANOTHER TABLE

Hi,
I am having a table called emp in which 5 columns are there, I want to insert some rows from another table called employees, only into three columns of emp table through a sub query.
Is this scenario is possible, I tried so many queries but it is not working out.
Can any body help me out.
The columns in emp table is
empno, ename, doj, designation, salary, deptno, mgrid
The columns in employees table is
empno, name, hiredate, post, salary, commission, deptno, mgr
I want to insert into empno, ename, doj, designation columns of emp table from the employees table empno, name, hiredate, post columns.
Ramesh.

It looks like your EMP table has 7 columns, not 5, and you want to insert into 4 columns, not 3.
insert into emp
  (empno, ename, doj, designation)
  select empno, name, hiredate, post
    from employees;

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