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    The document describes using an ENUM data type in a Customers table to define the possible values for the Married column as 'Yes' or 'No'. Several insert statements are shown, with the second one failing because the value 'to' is not a valid ENUM value, and the third and fourth failing because the values '1' and '2' are not valid representations of 'Yes' or 'No'.

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    The document describes using an ENUM data type in a Customers table to define the possible values for the Married column as 'Yes' or 'No'. Several insert statements are shown, with the second one failing because the value 'to' is not a valid ENUM value, and the third and fourth failing because the values '1' and '2' are not valid representations of 'Yes' or 'No'.

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    The document describes using an ENUM data type in a Customers table to define the possible values for the Married column as 'Yes' or 'No'. Several insert statements are shown, with the second one failing because the value 'to' is not a valid ENUM value, and the third and fourth failing because the values '1' and '2' are not valid representations of 'Yes' or 'No'.

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    ENUM DATA TYPE

    CREATE TABLE Customers(


    C_id varchar(50) primary key,
    Name varchar(50),
    Married ENUM ('Yes','No'),
    Adrress varchar(100)
    );

    1 2
    insert into Customers(C_id,Name,Married,Address)
    values("C001","Ramesh","No","Beruwala"); | |
    insert into Customers(C_id,Name,Married,Adrress)
    values("C002","Layan","to","Kaluthara"); <======== Invalid("to") Married ENUM
    ('Yes','No'),
    insert into Customers(C_id,Name,Married,Adrress)
    values("C002","Layan","Yes","Kaluthara"); | \ /
    insert into Customers(C_id,Name,Married,Adrress)
    values("C003","Rajapaksha","1","Colombo"); Invalid Valid
    insert into Customers(C_id,Name,Married,Adrress)
    values("C004","Senarath","2","Colombo");

    select * from Customers;


    +------+------------+---------+-----------+
    | C_id | Name | Married | Adrress |
    +------+------------+---------+-----------+
    | C001 | Ramesh | No | Beruwala |
    | C002 | Layan | Yes | Kaluthara |
    | C003 | Rajapaksha | Yes | Colombo |
    | C004 | Senarath | No | Colombo |
    +------+------------+---------+-----------+

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