I'm trying to insert a data into mysql however, I am receiving an error code which says "Column Count doesn't match value count at row 1" May I know whats the issue with my code below? Thank you.
insert into Student(Studentno,studentFName,StudentLName,DateOfBirth,YearEnrolled,YearGraduated)
Values
(123,'JungKook','Jeon','M','1September1997',2015,2018);
You're supplying more values in the VALUES part of your query than fields in the INSERT INTO Student part.
It looks like 'M' is a value the field for which you have not included a field name between StudentLName and DateOfBirth.
You have more values a s column names in your SQL. You have a value fr gender in the list of values, but no column.
insert into Student(Studentno,studentFName,StudentLName,Gender, DateOfBirth,YearEnrolled,YearGraduated) Values (123,'JungKook','Jeon','M','1September1997',2015,2018);
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I am inserting the same number of values as of my number of columns with correct data type but still, it is showing, column count does not match.
All the columns are here in this link
INSERT INTO map_city VALUES
-> ('IN',744101,'marine jetty','andaman & nicobar islands','south andaman','portblair',11.6667,92.75,3,132,51,57,5,163,55,2770,4.76534296,2.057761733,5.884476534,61.92561093,8.605560944,763.0978608);
ERROR 1136 (21S01): Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
I have also tried, double quotes but still not working.
Try inserting values into columns with respect to their fields, like
INSERT INTO map_city (country_code, pin_code, place_name, ) VALUES ('IN',744101,'marine jetty');
Please Try NULL value for the insert into the auto increment column (id), I think that will fix it.
OR
INSERT INTO tablename (col1,col2,col3) VALUES ('val1','val2','val3')
I have googled related to "Insert into..." query, but i never find solution related to my problem.
MY query is i want to insert the value from one table to another meanwhile i also have to update the value of one additional column in table1(CBWCFARTGSADJ) using the value of table2(CBWCFAMISUPLOAD).
I have following access query:
Insert INTO CBWCFARTGSADJ (VENDOR,AMOUNT,LOCATION,DEPSLIPNO,CLIENTCODE,REMARK,transaction_type)
select
VENDOR,ADJ_AMT,LOCATION,DEPT_SLIP_NO,CLIENT_CODE,REMARKS from CBWCFAMISUPLOAD WHERE nz([ADJ_AMT],'')<>'' and nz([ADJ_AMT],'')<>'0'
here Im inserting value from CBWCFAMISUPLOAD but i want to update one additional column ie(transaction_type from table CBWCFARTGSADJ)
from ADJ_AMT column from CBWCFAMISUPLOAD
ie if ADJ_AMT >0 then transaction_type will="cr" else transaction_type of
CBWCFARTGSADJ will "DR"
please help me out... thanks in advance!!!!!
It is too simple sql,but there is error.
The type of user_id is varchar,the type of times is also varchar.
insert into operationlog(user_id,times) VALUES('323423443' '2016-01-0415:');
As I can see, you are missing a comma in values brackets.
You missed comma between two string values while inserting:
insert into operationlog(user_id,times) VALUES('323423443','2016-01-0415:');
For example i have table with a different field names(column), lets say 5 columns and all of them are empty. And i wanted to insert data in one specific column. Is it possible? I'm looking for example of this, but unlucky to find one. Most of insert into statements examples required all columns to be filled. If possible, can you give me the correct syntax? I'm sorry if i'm lacking research or it's already been asked, it's ok if you will redirect me to the link.
If you want insert on column3, leaving empty the other:
INSERT INTO table_name (column1,column2,column3,column4,column5)
VALUES ("","","VALUE","","");
The other part of program would UPDATE the other columns:
UPDATE table_name
SET column1=value1,column2=value2,column4=value4,column5=value5
WHERE some_column=some_value;
The documentation on how to construct an INSERT INTO statement is here: INSERT INTO Statement (Microsoft Access SQL).
But basically, you just need to be explicit about which columns you want to insert values for, and omit the other ones, like this:
INSERT INTO table (colname) VALUES ('colvalue')
What happens to the fields you omit? The documentation says:
When you do not specify each field, the default value or Null is inserted for missing columns.
I need to add one column to my table, which would look like this:
[1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4,5,...]
ie. sequence 1:5
I tried to use this code:
INSERT INTO table (name_of_new_column)
VALUES (1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4,5,1,2.....)
But what I get is this error message:
Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
How can I solve this?
Correct syntax should be :
INSERT INTO table_name (name_of_new_column)
VALUES (1),(2),(3),(4),(5)...
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