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    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
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    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
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    WHERE condition];
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    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
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    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
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    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
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    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
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    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
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    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
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    WHERE condition];
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    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
    UPDATE table_name SET col_name=expression [, ..., col_name=expression]
    WHERE condition];
    DELETE FROM table_name [ALL | WHERE condition];
    A variation of the INSERT, called the INSERT SELECT, is used to populate
    from an existing table. The syntax is:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] SELECT statement;
    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
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    WHERE condition];
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    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
    INSERT INTO table_name [(col_name [, ..., col_name])] VALUES (expression
    expression]);
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    WHERE condition];
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    Teradata Extensions Teradata extensions allow you to abb DML commands:
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