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Insert multiple rows in SQLite

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sql

sqlite

Query :

INSERT INTO "Track"
SELECT "Leonard Collections" AS "Album",
       "Instrumental" AS "Artist",
       "00:02:59.3800000" AS "Duration",
       "1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM" AS "ReleasedDate",
       "If You Love Me" AS "Title",
       "False" AS "IsPlayableOnLocal"
UNION
SELECT "Leonard Collections",
       "Instrumental",
       "00:02:56.6930000",
       "1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM",
       "Espoir",
       "False",
UNION
SELECT "Leonard Collections",
       "Instrumental",
       "00:03:51.6770000",
       "1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM",
       "Don't Cry For My Argentina",
       "False"

Error :

SQL logic error or missing database

near "UNION": syntax error

Table :

CREATE TABLE Track 
(
    ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT NOT NULL , 
    Album VARCHAR(100) NULL , 
    Artist VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT "Artist Unknown", 
    Duration VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL , 
    LocalPath VARCHAR(255) NULL , 
    ReleasedDate DATE NOT NULL , 
    Title VARCHAR(255) NULL , 
    IsPlayableOnLocal INTEGER NOT NULL , 
    Rating VARCHAR(255) NULL
)

What is wrong with my query?

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Vincent Dagpin Avatar asked Apr 17 '13 08:04

Vincent Dagpin


2 Answers

Since you mention latest version of SQLite, you should use multi-valued insert (supported by SQLite since version 3.7.11), like this:

INSERT INTO mytable (col1, col2, col3) VALUES
    (1, 2, "abc"),
    (2, 4, "xyz"),
    (3, 5, "aaa"),
    (4, 7, "bbb");

This is shorter, faster and less prone to errors. This syntax is also supported by some other databases (at least MySQL and PostgreSQL).

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mvp Avatar answered Nov 07 '22 21:11

mvp


In your second union statement you have superflous ',' character after "False". That is most likely the problem.

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Devolus Avatar answered Nov 07 '22 21:11

Devolus