MySQL Workbench expecting command between table name and columns
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I'm using MySQL Workbench, as part of automating adding and updating information to my table I'm using a statement like the following.
INSERT INTO table_name(ID,Name,Location) VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
I've been looking at the reference manual online for my version of the program (5.6.15) and according to that there shouldn't be need for anything additional in my statement. But when I put it into the SQL query it gives me an error at the first bracket that...
"(" is not valid at this position for this server version, expecting: VALUE, SELECT, SET, VALUES, WITH
What can I do to fix this?
mysql mysql-workbench insert-into
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I'm using MySQL Workbench, as part of automating adding and updating information to my table I'm using a statement like the following.
INSERT INTO table_name(ID,Name,Location) VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
I've been looking at the reference manual online for my version of the program (5.6.15) and according to that there shouldn't be need for anything additional in my statement. But when I put it into the SQL query it gives me an error at the first bracket that...
"(" is not valid at this position for this server version, expecting: VALUE, SELECT, SET, VALUES, WITH
What can I do to fix this?
mysql mysql-workbench insert-into
edited Nov 20 at 3:16
Nick
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asked Nov 20 at 3:12
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I don't suppose that your version of MySQL requires a space here:table_name (ID,?
– BobRodes
Nov 20 at 3:34
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I'm using MySQL Workbench, as part of automating adding and updating information to my table I'm using a statement like the following.
INSERT INTO table_name(ID,Name,Location) VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
I've been looking at the reference manual online for my version of the program (5.6.15) and according to that there shouldn't be need for anything additional in my statement. But when I put it into the SQL query it gives me an error at the first bracket that...
"(" is not valid at this position for this server version, expecting: VALUE, SELECT, SET, VALUES, WITH
What can I do to fix this?
mysql mysql-workbench insert-into
edited Nov 20 at 3:16
Nick
22.3k71535
asked Nov 20 at 3:12
Fluropanda
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I'm using MySQL Workbench, as part of automating adding and updating information to my table I'm using a statement like the following.
INSERT INTO table_name(ID,Name,Location) VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
I've been looking at the reference manual online for my version of the program (5.6.15) and according to that there shouldn't be need for anything additional in my statement. But when I put it into the SQL query it gives me an error at the first bracket that...
"(" is not valid at this position for this server version, expecting: VALUE, SELECT, SET, VALUES, WITH
What can I do to fix this?
mysql mysql-workbench insert-into
mysql mysql-workbench insert-into
edited Nov 20 at 3:16
Nick
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asked Nov 20 at 3:12
Fluropanda
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edited Nov 20 at 3:16
Nick
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edited Nov 20 at 3:16
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edited Nov 20 at 3:16
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I don't suppose that your version of MySQL requires a space here:table_name (ID,?
– BobRodes
Nov 20 at 3:34
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I don't suppose that your version of MySQL requires a space here:table_name (ID,?
– BobRodes
Nov 20 at 3:34
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I don't suppose that your version of MySQL requires a space here:
table_name (ID,?– BobRodes
Nov 20 at 3:34
I don't suppose that your version of MySQL requires a space here:
table_name (ID,?– BobRodes
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Based on the manual for insert, use a space after the table name:
INSERT INTO table_name (ID,Name,Location)
VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
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Whether there is a space or not doesn't seem to make a difference to the error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:12
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May be the ID column is an autoincrement column and should not be explicitly assigned?
Have you tried
INSERT INTO table_name(Name,Location) VALUES ('Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
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ID isn't an auto-increment column but i removed it anyway and it still gave me the original error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:19
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Turns out there were two things wrong with my original.
The first was that there was a typo with one of my column names.
The second was that there was a different number of columns and values that I had given.
answered Nov 20 at 20:57
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Based on the manual for insert, use a space after the table name:
INSERT INTO table_name (ID,Name,Location)
VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
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Whether there is a space or not doesn't seem to make a difference to the error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:12
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Based on the manual for insert, use a space after the table name:
INSERT INTO table_name (ID,Name,Location)
VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
1,4511213
Whether there is a space or not doesn't seem to make a difference to the error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:12
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Based on the manual for insert, use a space after the table name:
INSERT INTO table_name (ID,Name,Location)
VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
1,4511213
Based on the manual for insert, use a space after the table name:
INSERT INTO table_name (ID,Name,Location)
VALUES (1232346, 'Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
1,4511213
answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
1,4511213
answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
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answered Nov 20 at 4:02
danblack
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Whether there is a space or not doesn't seem to make a difference to the error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:12
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Whether there is a space or not doesn't seem to make a difference to the error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:12
Whether there is a space or not doesn't seem to make a difference to the error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:12
Whether there is a space or not doesn't seem to make a difference to the error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:12
add a comment |
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May be the ID column is an autoincrement column and should not be explicitly assigned?
Have you tried
INSERT INTO table_name(Name,Location) VALUES ('Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
1,60411216
ID isn't an auto-increment column but i removed it anyway and it still gave me the original error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:19
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May be the ID column is an autoincrement column and should not be explicitly assigned?
Have you tried
INSERT INTO table_name(Name,Location) VALUES ('Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
1,60411216
ID isn't an auto-increment column but i removed it anyway and it still gave me the original error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:19
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May be the ID column is an autoincrement column and should not be explicitly assigned?
Have you tried
INSERT INTO table_name(Name,Location) VALUES ('Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
1,60411216
May be the ID column is an autoincrement column and should not be explicitly assigned?
Have you tried
INSERT INTO table_name(Name,Location) VALUES ('Bob', 'France')
answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
1,60411216
answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
1,60411216
answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
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answered Nov 20 at 4:06
Raj
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ID isn't an auto-increment column but i removed it anyway and it still gave me the original error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:19
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ID isn't an auto-increment column but i removed it anyway and it still gave me the original error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:19
ID isn't an auto-increment column but i removed it anyway and it still gave me the original error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:19
ID isn't an auto-increment column but i removed it anyway and it still gave me the original error
– Fluropanda
Nov 20 at 20:19
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Turns out there were two things wrong with my original.
The first was that there was a typo with one of my column names.
The second was that there was a different number of columns and values that I had given.
answered Nov 20 at 20:57
Fluropanda
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Turns out there were two things wrong with my original.
The first was that there was a typo with one of my column names.
The second was that there was a different number of columns and values that I had given.
answered Nov 20 at 20:57
Fluropanda
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Turns out there were two things wrong with my original.
The first was that there was a typo with one of my column names.
The second was that there was a different number of columns and values that I had given.
answered Nov 20 at 20:57
Fluropanda
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Turns out there were two things wrong with my original.
The first was that there was a typo with one of my column names.
The second was that there was a different number of columns and values that I had given.
answered Nov 20 at 20:57
Fluropanda
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answered Nov 20 at 20:57
Fluropanda
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answered Nov 20 at 20:57
Fluropanda
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answered Nov 20 at 20:57
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I don't suppose that your version of MySQL requires a space here:
table_name (ID,?– BobRodes
Nov 20 at 3:34