The steps to insert a row are very similar to those for updating rows, except that there is no need to locate a row in the table before carrying out the insert operation. The order of row insertion into the table has no significance.
The following code inserts a new row.
t.InsertBegin(); t.SetInt( id, 3 ); t.SetString( lname, "Carlo" ); t.Insert(); |
If you do not set a value for one of the columns, and that column has a default, the default value is used. If the column has no default, one of the following entries is used:
For nullable columns, NULL.
For numeric columns that disallow NULL, zero.
For character columns that disallow NULL, an empty string.
To explicitly set a value to NULL, use the setDBNull method.
For update operations, an insert is applied to the database in permanent storage when a commit is carried out. In AutoCommit mode, a commit is carried out as part of the insert method.
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