Question

It is not mandatory to specify the column list in the INSERT statement. True or false?

Answer 1

Explanation:

it is false OK OK OK ok

ok

Answer 2

True is the correct answer for the above question

Explanation:

• The Insert statement is a command of SQL which is used to insert the data for the column of a table. The syntax to insert the data is --

1. Insert into Name_of_The_table (Column_name_1, Column_name_2,.....,Column_name_N) values (value_of_1_column, value_of_2nd_column....,value of 3rd column); (If the user have to insert data for specific columns of a table which is defined at the name of the column box.)
2. Insert into Name_of_The_table values (value_of_1_column, value_of_2nd_column....,value of 3rd column); (If the user have to insert data for all the column of a table.)

• The above question states that It is not necessary to give the column name with the insert statement which is correct (as described in example 2). Hence True is the correct answer to the above question.

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• Insert statement of SQL: https://brainly.in/question/2959214