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UnPatoCuacCuac
UnPatoCuacCuac

Reputation: 345

I'm getting an error in SQL command not properly ended

when I enter this

INSERT INTO works_on
(essn, pno, hours)
values
('123456789', 1, 32.5),
('123456789', 2, 7.5),
('666884444', 3, 40.0),
('453453453', 1, 20.0),
('453453453', 2, 20.0),
('333445555', 2, 10.0),
('333445555', 3, 10.0),
('333445555', 10, 10.0),
('333445555', 20, 10.0),
('999887777', 30, 30.0),
('999887777', 10, 10.0),
('987987987', 10, 35.0),
('987987987', 30, 5.0),
('987654321', 30, 20.0),
('987654321', 20, 15.0),
('888665555', 20, 0);

I get the follow error

ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended

Upvotes: 18

Views: 45230

Answers (5)

venkat
venkat

Reputation: 1

INSERT INTO 
WORKS_ON VALUES
(&ESSN,&PNO,&HOURS);

After u'll get like below dat.

ENTER VALUE FOR ESSN: IN THIS U ENTER 123456789

ENTER VALUE FOR PNO: IN THIS U ENTER 1

ENTER VALUE FOR HOURS:32.5

After that You'll get:

1 ROW IS CREATED

Then type '/' symbol and press enter. You'll get for enter for insert another row into that table.

Follow above procedure for easy way to insert row into tables.

Upvotes: -4

Miles Yucht
Miles Yucht

Reputation: 564

The VALUES syntax supports inserting only one entries into a database. In the ORACLE FAQs, the following is suggested: 

INSERT ALL
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('123456789', 1, 32.5)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('123456789', 2, 7.5)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('666884444', 3, 40.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('453453453', 1, 20.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('453453453', 2, 20.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('333445555', 2, 10.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('333445555', 3, 10.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('333445555', 10, 10.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('333445555', 20, 10.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('999887777', 30, 30.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('999887777', 10, 10.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('987987987', 10, 35.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('987987987', 30, 5.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('987654321', 30, 20.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('987654321', 20, 15.0)
INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours) VALUES ('888665555', 20, 0)
SELECT * FROM dual;

Upvotes: 1

sgeddes
sgeddes

Reputation: 62831

You cannot combine all your values in a single insert like that in Oracle unfortunately. You can either separate your SQL statements, or use another approach like this to run in a single statement:

INSERT INTO works_on (essn, pno, hours)
SELECT '123456789', 1, 32.5 FROM DUAL UNION 
SELECT '123456789', 2, 7.5 FROM DUAL UNION 
SELECT '666884444', 3, 40.0 FROM DUAL UNION 
SELECT '453453453', 1, 20.0 FROM DUAL UNION 
...
SELECT '987987987', 30, 5.0 FROM DUAL UNION 
SELECT '987654321', 30, 20.0 FROM DUAL UNION 
SELECT '987654321', 20, 15.0 FROM DUAL UNION 
SELECT '888665555', 20, 0 FROM DUAL

SQL Fiddle Demo

Upvotes: 2

Justin Cave
Justin Cave

Reputation: 231681

In Oracle, you can't specify multiple sets of values like this (I'm guessing that you're coming from a MySQL background where that syntax is allowed). The simplest approach is to generate multiple INSERT statements

INSERT INTO works_on
(essn, pno, hours)
values
('123456789', 1, 32.5);

INSERT INTO works_on
(essn, pno, hours)
values
('123456789', 2, 7.5);

INSERT INTO works_on
(essn, pno, hours)
values
('666884444', 3, 40.0);

...

You can also insert multiple rows using a single INSERT ALL statement

INSERT ALL
  INTO works_on(essn, pno, hours) values('123456789', 1, 32.5)
  INTO works_on(essn, pno, hours) values('123456789', 2, 7.5)
  INTO works_on(essn, pno, hours) values('666884444', 3, 40.0)
  INTO works_on(essn, pno, hours) values('453453453', 1, 20.0)
  INTO works_on(essn, pno, hours) values('453453453', 2, 20.0)
  INTO works_on(essn, pno, hours) values('333445555', 2, 10.0)
  INTO works_on(essn, pno, hours) values('333445555', 3, 10.0)
  ...
SELECT *
  FROM dual;

Upvotes: 21

Hoejhl
Hoejhl

Reputation: 38

try take a look at this by ShoeLace

Oracle SQL uses a semi-colon ;  as its end of statement marker.

you will need to add the ; after bother insert statments.

NB: that also assumes ADODB will allow 2 inserts in a single call.

the alternative might be to wrap both calls in a block,

    BEGIN
          insert (...) into (...);
          insert (...) into (...);
    END;

Upvotes: 0

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