Deleting a User
Use the following syntax to delete a database user profile:
- DROP USER IF EXISTS username;
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Selecting a Database
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- USE database;
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- \connect database
Creating a Table
The following command structure creates a new table with the name table, and includes two columns, each with their own specific data type:
- CREATE TABLE table ( column_1 column_1_data_type, column_2 column_2_data_taype );
Deleting a Table
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- DROP TABLE IF EXISTS table
Inserting Data into a Table
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- INSERT INTO table ( column_A, column_B, column_C ) VALUES ( ‘data_A’, ‘data_B’, ‘data_C’ );
You can also populate a table with multiple rows of data using a single command, like this:
- INSERT INTO table ( column_A, column_B, column_C ) VALUES ( ‘data_1A’, ‘data_1B’, ‘data_1C’ ), ( ‘data_2A’, ‘data_2B’, ‘data_2C’ ), ( ‘data_3A’, ‘data_3B’, ‘data_3C’ );
Deleting Data from a Table
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