Database / SQLite Interview questions
How do you insert data into a SQLite table?
The standard INSERT INTO statement adds a new row, specifying which columns you're providing
values for (columns left out get their default value, or NULL if none is defined).
INSERT INTO person (name, age, email) VALUES ('Ada', 34, 'ada@example.com');
Multiple rows can be inserted in a single statement by providing several comma-separated value lists,
which is generally more efficient than issuing many separate single-row INSERT statements,
especially when wrapped in an explicit transaction, since each individual insert outside a transaction incurs
its own disk sync overhead by default.
INSERT INTO person (name, age) VALUES ('Grace', 41), ('Alan', 29);
What statement adds a new row to a SQLite table?
Why is inserting many rows in one statement (or one transaction) generally more efficient?
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