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The <code>INSERT</code> statement may not contain a <code>[[SQL_WHERE#Overview|WHERE]]</code> clause. | The column names and the values provided must correspond in number and type. The <code>INSERT</code> statement may not contain a <code>[[SQL_WHERE#Overview|WHERE]]</code> clause, because there is no previous data for this row <code>WHERE</code> may apply to. | ||
=<tt> | =Conditional <tt>INSERT</tt>= | ||
{{Internal| | Also see: {{Internal|SQL_Conditional_Logic#Overview|SQL Conditional Logic}} | ||
Latest revision as of 21:10, 30 May 2024
External
Internal
Overview
INSERT INTO person (id, name) VALUES (1, 'Binh Ngo');
PostgreSQL MySQL
The column names and the values provided must correspond in number and type. The INSERT statement may not contain a WHERE clause, because there is no previous data for this row WHERE may apply to.
Conditional INSERT
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