INSERT INTO Statement (SQL Only)
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Description
You can use INSERT INTO to create an append query, or a query that appends records to one or more tables.
Notes
INSERT INTO is optional but when included precedes the SELECT clause.
If the table you're appending records to includes a primary key, the records you append must have the same field or an equivalent field of the same data type . If the primary key field is numeric, the records you append must also contain a numeric field. For example, you can append a record with an Integer primary key to a table that has a Long primary key.
No records are appended if either duplicate or empty values would result in the primary key field.
Use the IN clause to append records to a table in another database.
To create a new table, use the SELECT... INTO statement to create a make-table query.
An append query copies records from one or more tables to another. The tables that contain the records you append are not affected by the append query.