Job-Ready SQL in an Afternoon - Inserting Values

This video tutorial covers the process of inserting data into SQL tables, including the use of the 'INSERT INTO' statement, specifying custom column orders, and the importance of using single versus double quotation marks. It also addresses error handling, particularly with enumerated data types, and demonstrates how to update these types. The tutorial concludes with a discussion of different strategies for managing data types and table structures in SQL.

What is the purpose of the 'INSERT INTO' statement in SQL?

How can you specify the order of columns when inserting data into a table?

Explain the significance of using single quotation marks versus double quotation marks in SQL.

What happens if you try to insert a value that does not belong to the enumerated data type?

Describe the process of altering a type in SQL. What command is used?

What is the effect of using the 'ALTER TYPE' command in SQL?

In what scenario would you choose to remove a table and create a new type from scratch?