I'm in process of migrating data. That means lots of data munging.
I decided that while I'm coding I should go ahead and create sql syntax rather
than just some delimited file. So I produced the following code:
docflow=> INSERT INTO student (first_name, last_name, middle_name, added_by,
affiliate_id, added_on) VALUES (John, Doe, -, '{john}', 484848484, 02/02/20);
ERROR: syntax error at or near "," at character 112
I could not get the INSERT statement to work using the column name VALUES
syntax.
So, then I tried:
docflow=> INSERT INTO student VALUES (29394959, David, Doe, _, 09/09/99, '{test}')
That worked.
I though I might have quoting issue, but I'm sticking with lower case
identifiers.
This seems like such a trivial question, but I just cant see where I went
wrong. Maybe I've stared at it too long. Please advise.
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