A Guide to SQL
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Chapter 6, Problem 5TD
Program Plan Intro
Insert values:
Inserting values comes under Data Manipulation Language (DML).
- The “INSERT” command in SQL is employed to add records to an existing table.
Syntax for inserting values into the table is as follows:
INSERT INTO TABLE_NAME VALUES('DATA 1', 'DATA 2');
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A Guide to SQL
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