Inserting Rows with NULL Column Values
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Sometimes when a new row is added to a table, values are not necessary or available for all its columns. In these cases, a NULL
value should be assigned to those columns when the row is inserted. There are three ways to assign a NULL
value to a column on insertion:
- Ignore the column.
- Assign a
NULL
value to the column. This is standard SQL practice. - Use indicator variables.