SQL Insert
The SQL insert command is used to insert data into your SQL database.
Our SQL tutorial teaches you SQL commands. It covers the insert, create,
join,� import, retrieve, order, update, and delete commands.
Inserting Rows You can insert new rows into a table by using Scalable SQL.
Syntax:
Insert into tablename ( fieldname, fieldname, fieldname)
values ( value, value, value);
Explanation:
- When inserting data, use the Start Transaction command so that any errors
can be rolled back.
- You must specify the values to be inserted.
- When performing an insert, enclose character values in single quotes.
- Do not enclose numeric values in single quotes.
- Use the Rollback Work command to undo changes.
- Use the Commit Work command to finalize changes.
Example:
Insert the following vendor into the TrnVendor table.
Vendor Id: TV055
Name: Party Games
Address: PO Box 136
City: Chicago
State: IL
Current Balance: 2498.62
- To start the transaction, type:
Start transaction;
- To insert the records, type:
Insert into TrnVendor (VendId, Name, Addr1, City, State,
CurrBal )
values ( 'TV055', 'Party Games', 'PO Box 136', 'Chicago', 'IL', 2498.62);
- To view the record, type:
Select VendId, Name, Addr1, City, State, CurrBal [-ZZZ,ZZZ.99]
from TrnVendor
where VendId = 'TV055';
- To roll back your work, type:
Rollback work;
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