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    DML for a table?

    How to create DML for a table?

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    Re: DML for a table?

    I think the Question is not clear / complete.
    DML is Data Manipulation Language in SQL.

    INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE are the commands in DML.


    Any further clarifications? Feel free to ask


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    Re: DML for a table?

    Creating DML?
    I think there is nothing like creating DML for a table.
    It must be creating DML trigger for a table.


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    Re: DML for a table?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lokesh M View Post
    How to create DML for a table?

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    Data Manipulation Language (DML) is the part of SQL that allows a database user to actually propagate changes among data in a relational database. With DML, the user can populate tables with new data, update existing data in tables, and delete data from tables. Simple database queries can also be performed within a DML command.

    There are three basic DML commands in SQL:

    INSERT

    UPDATE

    DELETE

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