Insert Query is used to create a new record of data in your database table.Insert query can be performed in two ways
1.Without column names - Quick operation but problem when you add the new table columns
2.With column names- No problem when you add the new table columns
Table Name : Human
Human
Human
1.Without column names - Quick operation but problem when you add the new table columns
2.With column names- No problem when you add the new table columns
Example Table : For your reference
Table Name : Human
Human
Id | Gender | Age | Name |
1 | Male | 18 | Sam Anderson |
2 | Female | 24 | Samoel |
3 | Male | 16 | Jamen |
4 | Male | 26 | Kamel |
5 | Female | 32 | Jami |
The above table name is Human and it has four columns likely named Id, Gender, Age and Name and it has five rows or records and if you want to insert new record then use Mysql Insert query
Syntax
Query : INSERT INTO table_name VALUES ( value1, value2,...)
or
Query : INSERT INTO table_name (Column1,Column2,...) VALUES ( value1, value2,...)
1.Without column names - INSERT QUERY
Query : INSERT INTO human VALUES ( 6, 'Male', 20, 'Blogger')
2.With column names - INSERT QUERY
Query : INSERT INTO human (Id,Gender,Age,Name) VALUES ( 6, 'Male', 20, 'Blogger')
After executing the above query with columns or without columns then data will be persisted to human table.
Id | Gender | Age | Name |
1 | Male | 18 | Sam Anderson |
2 | Female | 24 | Samoel |
3 | Male | 16 | Jamen |
4 | Male | 26 | Kamel |
5 | Female | 32 | Jami |
6 | Male | 20 | Blogger |
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