Inserts one or more new rows into the table specified in RestOfInsertStatement.
INSERT RestOfInsertStatement
{USING TransactionObject} ;
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
RestOfInsertStatement |
The rest of the INSERT statement (the INTO clause, list of columns and values or source). |
TransactionObject |
The name of the transaction object that identifies the database containing the table. This clause is required only for transaction objects other than the default (SQLCA). |
Error handling
It is good practice to test the success/failure code
after executing an INSERT statement.
Example 1 These statements insert a row with the values in EmpNbr and EmpName into the Emp_nbr and Emp_name columns of the Employee table identified in the default transaction object:
int EmpNbr
string EmpName
...
INSERT INTO Employee (employee.Emp_nbr,
employee.Emp_name)
VALUES (:EmpNbr, :EmpName) ;
Example 2 These statements insert a row with the values entered in the SingleLineEdits sle_number and sle_name into the Emp_nbr and Emp_name columns of the Employee table in the transaction object named Emp_tran:
int EmpNbr
string EmpName
EmpNbr = Integer(sle_number.Text)
EmpName = sle_name.Text
INSERT INTO Employee (employee.Emp_nbr,
employee.Emp_name)
VALUES (:EmpNbr, :EmpName) USING Emp_tran ;
