Complete the code to insert a new row using the default values for all columns.
INSERT INTO employees [1];The correct syntax to insert a row with all default values is INSERT INTO table DEFAULT VALUES;
Complete the code to insert a new row with default values in the 'departments' table.
INSERT INTO departments [1];To insert a row with all default values, use DEFAULT VALUES after the table name.
Fix the error in the code to insert a default row into the 'projects' table.
INSERT INTO projects [1];The correct syntax to insert a row with default values is INSERT INTO projects DEFAULT VALUES;. Using VALUES () causes a syntax error.
Fill both blanks to insert a row with default values into the 'tasks' table.
INSERT INTO [1] [2];
The correct syntax is INSERT INTO tasks DEFAULT VALUES; to insert a row with default values.
Fill all three blanks to insert a default row into the 'clients' table.
INSERT INTO [1] [2] [3];
The correct syntax to insert default values is INSERT INTO clients DEFAULT VALUES;. Here, the blanks represent the table name, the keyword DEFAULT, and the keyword VALUES respectively.