Method Mysql.SqlTable()->insert()
- Method
insert
 
- intinsert(- mapping(- string:- mixed) ...- records)
- Description
- Inserts one or more records into the table using an INSERT command. An SQL error is thrown if a record conflicts with an existing one. - A record is represented as a mapping with one entry for each column or property (if prop_col is used). The values must be of the right type for the column: Integers for integer columns, floats for floating point columns, strings for all other data types, and Val.null for the SQL NULL value. - If the property feature is used (i.e. if prop_col is set) then any entries in the record mapping that don't match a column are treated as properties and are stored encoded in the prop_col column. Note that column names are matched with case sensitivity. Properties may store any pike data type (as long as it is accepted by encode_value_canonic). - If id_col is set and that column doesn't exist in a record mapping then the field is added to the mapping with the value that the record got. This currently only works for the first record mapping if there are several. 
- Returns
- The value of the id_col column for the new record. If several records are inserted at once then the value for the first one is returned. Zero is returned if there is no id_col column. 
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