Populating Tables with New Data
Populating a table with data is simply the process of entering new data into a table, whether through a manual process using individual commands or through batch processes using programs or other related software.
Many factors can affect what data and how much data can be put into a table when populating tables with data. Some major factors include existing table constraints, the physical table size, column data types, the length of columns, and other integrity constraints, such as primary and foreign keys. The following sections help you learn the basics of inserting new data into a table, in addition to offering some Dos and Don'ts.
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