You need to edit data in a table. You ate currently using the following statement:
INSERT INTO product (productId, productName) VALUES (3, "App1e");
What is the issue?
You need to edit data in a table. You ate currently using the following statement:
INSERT INTO product (productId, productName) VALUES (3, "App1e");
What is the issue?
To edit data in a table, you should use an UPDATE statement. The INSERT INTO statement is used to add new rows to a table, not to update existing data. Therefore, the correct approach would be to use an UPDATE statement specifying which row to update and what the new values should be.
I think the correct answer is A, because you use "CREATE" when you create the database not to update values: CREATE TABLE table_name ( column1 datatype, column2 datatype, .... );
I think the correct answer is A, as we need to edit the data. Create is used for creating table not the data
Correct answer is A.
Update
Correct answer is A. is this a joke?
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Answer is A
A is the right option
Coreect answer is A
A is the answer
A should be the answer
Correct answer is A
update statement is used to edit existing data, insert statement is used to create new data