Insert into Table in MySQL Using R

Here we are going to insert a value into a table.

Example: 

R




# Create connection object
mysqlconn = dbConnect(MySQL(), user = 'root',
                      password = 'welcome',
                      dbname = 'GFG', host = 'localhost')
 
# Inserting into articles table
dbSendQuery(mysqlconn, "insert into articles(sno, type)
values(1, 'R language')"
)


Output: 

<MySQLResult:745348760, 3, 6>

Database content: 

Working with Databases in R Programming

In R programming Language, a number of datasets are passed to the functions to visualize them using statistical computing. So, rather than creating datasets again and again in the console, we can pass those normalized datasets from relational databases.

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