The INSERT INTO statement is used to insert new records into database tables. It supports two methods: the implicit method inserts values into selected fields, specifying the field names, while the explicit method inserts values into all fields without specifying field names. Both methods are demonstrated with examples inserting records into a sample STUDENT table using different syntax depending on the selected method.

1. By : Dhirendra Chauhan

2. INSERT INTO Command
The INSERT INTO statement is used to insert new
records in a table.
INSERT INTO statement use two types Methods:
1. Implicit Method (Selected Field)
2. Explicit Method (Complete Field)

3. INSERT INTO Command
“Implicit Method”
Syntax:
INSERT INTO tablename(field1, 2,...fieldN ) VALUES(value1, 2,.valueN );
Example
INSERT INTO STUDENT(STUDENT_NAME) VALUES (“RAMESH”);
We can insert data in selected filed into the MySQL
table by using Implicit Method .

4. INSERT INTO Command
“Implicit Method”

5. INSERT INTO Command
“Explicit Method”
Syntax:
INSERT INTO tablename VALUES ( value1, 2,...valueN );
Example
INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES(1,”RAM”,400,”PASS”);
We can insert data in All filed into the MySQL table by
using Explicit Method .

6. INSERT INTO Command
“Explicit Method”

7. THANK
YOU