If you want to delete a record from any MySQL table then you can use the delete command. The delete command is very similar to the update command.

delete from table where where_condition;

The delete statement deletes rows from a table.
The table is the table name.
The where clause specifies the conditions that identify which rows to delete.

Rob Gravelle explores the MySQL UPDATE statement, which is used to modify existing records in a table. Among its many features, he looks at how to update multiple tables, avoiding mistakes, and how to limit how many rows are updated.

Here is a general form of insert command:

insert into table (column1, column2) values (value1, value2);

The insert statement inserts new row into an existing table. The table is the name of the table into which we want to insert data, column1 and column2 are column names and value1, value2 are values for the respective columns.

"...Thankfully Emacs has the table mode as part of the standard distribution. Invoke table-mode as M-x table-insert and create the table. Answer the wizard questions and enter the data for the columns. Once you've written the data into the table, generate the LaTeX table by hitting C-^ and choosing the export format as latex..."

If you're fetching several resultsets that contain a lot of common data, it can make sense to obtain a single resultset that has all the data that's required, store it in a temporary table, and then select from this temporary table as needed.

"...CouchDB is not a relational database but rather a distributed document database. Instead of inserting a row of column values into a table, you save a document, with any number of named fields and values (now represented as JSON objects) into the database where it exists in a kind of addressable pool.

Mysql Ajax Table Editor is an open source web application for easily editing MySQL tables & creating admin pages almost instantly.

Besides the standard “add, edit, copy, delete, view” functionality, records can be paged, searched & exported to CSV.

Someone on support list asked about identity column in Firebird and how it can be managed easier and i remembered that identity is already supported firebird 3.0 so i fired up flamerobin and created a table with new identity column type similar to MySQL “auto_increment” or PostgreSQL “serial”

Q: What is a "brasero"?
A: A Spanish oven that is placed under a table in order to heat those sitting at the table."