I have datagridview with checkbox column and I want to update one value on a button click.Pending status=0 and Approved status=1. UPDATE pending SET status='1' WHERE status='0'.
- Inserting a Row using the Data tab
- Inserting a Row using the SQL Worksheet
SQL Developer has a variety of methods to insert data into your table. We'll start with the most straight forward.
1. SQL Developer makes entering data easily by using the table definition. Select the EMPLOYEES table in the Connections Navigator.
Notice that some values are required. (Nullable = 'No'). When inserting new rows, at least these values should be populated.
2. Click the Data tab. What you see displayed is the current data you have in that table. Use the scrollbar to view all the rows in your table. To insert a new row click the Insert Row button.
Notice the number of rows retrieved is displayed below the Results tab.
3. Fill in values for the required items EMPLOYEE_ID, LAST_NAME, EMAIL, HIRE_DATE and JOB_ID.
For more complex queries or statements, use the Format function (Ctrl+F7) to make it easier to read the SQL. This can be found in the context menu.
4. To save the record to the database, click the Commit Changes button.
The Data Editor log will show the Commit Successful comment when you have committed your changes.
5. You can also insert data using the 'traditional' method you'd use when using a command line or SQL Plus.
Return to the SQL Worksheet and enter the command:
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Insert into departments (DEPARTMENT_ID,DEPARTMENT_NAME) Values (300, 'Research');
Click F9.
NOTE: If you click F5, the detail is shown to the Script Output tab.
Notice the feedback in the message window.
As before you'll need to commit the changes to save them to the database.
Type Commit ; in the SQL Worksheet.
In relational databases, a database object is a structure that is used to either store or reference data. Data in the table is stored in a cell that is an intersection of a vertical column and horizontal row. The table has a specified number of columns, but can have any number of rows. With DataGrip, you can perform data manipulation and data definition operations with tables.
Show descriptions for databases and tables
To enable descriptions for databases and tables, navigate to View | Appearance and select Descriptions in Tree Views.
To add comments for tables, select a table and press Ctrl+F6. In the Comment text field, add a table description.
To add comments for a database, open database settings Ctrl+Alt+S and add a database description in the Comment text field.