Description: Graft, in the context of databases, refers to the action of adding new records or data to an existing database structure. This process is fundamental for data management, as it allows for the updating and expansion of stored information. In relational database systems, the insertion operation is performed through specific commands that allow the user to define what data is being added and to which table it is inserted. The typical syntax for performing an insert includes specifying the table and the values to be added, ensuring that the data is coherently integrated into the existing structure. Inserting not only involves adding data but can also include validating the integrity of the data, ensuring that it meets the constraints defined in the database, such as primary and foreign keys. This operation is essential for maintaining the relevance and timeliness of information, allowing applications and users to access updated and accurate data.
