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RENAME TABLE

January 2012

In an INSERT statement the table and the values to be set which are to be

enclosed within parentheses, separated by commas and preceded by the

keyword VALUES must be specified. Be sure to assign all columns. The

INSERT command appends a new row to the table. It is not possible to insert

a new row between two rows.

:= '(' expression-list ')'

insert-statement:= INSERT INTO table VALUES insert-list

INSERT INTO TOOL VALUES (9,1,'T2000',0,1000)

INSERT INTO 'OEM:\TOOL.T' VALUES (9,1,'T2000',0,1000)

The name of a table file is changed. If a logical table name is specified, the file

identified by the name will be edited. Make sure that the name of the target

file does not already exist. The name stored internally will be edited

accordingly.

With this command, the previous table is copied into a new table. Then the

previous table is deleted. This command allows you to move a table to another

rename-table-statement:= RENAME TABLE table TO table

RENAME TABLE TOOL TO 'OEM:\TOOL.T'

RENAME TABLE 'OEM:\TOOL.T' TO 'OEM:\TOOL2.T'