In Introduction to SQL CRUD Basics, I listed out the 4 elements of CRUD. Create is the first and the subject of this post. Create relates to the SQL INSERT
statement, which is used to introduce new rows of data into a database table. Continue reading to learn basic usage of this first CRUD element.
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Populating a MySQL table with the INSERT statement – Beginner Series.

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This third installment of the MySQL Beginner Series Basics will highlight INSERT
syntax for populating tables with data. Be sure and visit both blog posts: CREATE Database, User, and Table – Easy examples with MySQL along with, ALTER TABLE: Examples with MySQL – Beginner Series, for an overview of the material covered so far in the series.
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Inserting rows using Select query results in PostgreSQL.
This blog post will cover using the query results of a SELECT
statement from one table, as the values to INSERT
, into another table.