Database - Introduction to SQL - Discussion

insert into TABLENAME into VALUES(col1,col2,....);

Thanks everyone for explaining the answer.

You have to add a row, not a table because of that I used the insert query to add the row.

For adding the table you can write the add table.

The reason you use "INSERT" in SQL to add a row is that the "INSERT" statement is specifically designed to add new records into tables within a database. It allows you to specify both the table and the values for each column you want to add, making it the standard and correct command for this operation in SQL.