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
A is the right option
Answer is A
A, ez.
Correct answer is A. is this a joke?
Update
Correct answer is A.
update statement is used to edit existing data, insert statement is used to create new data
Correct answer is A
A should be the answer
A is the answer
Coreect answer is A