SQL insert generator

Build standard SQL INSERT statements from a JSON array of flat records.

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Using SQL insert generator

SQL insert generator checks the row shape, preserves nulls, numbers and booleans, and escapes string quotes. Review the statement and destination schema before running it.

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A worked example

A name value O’Brien written with a straight apostrophe is escaped as O''Brien in a SQL string literal.

Before you use the result

Uses standard SQL double-quoted identifiers and booleans. Your database may require different settings or types. Generated text is never executed; use parameterized queries for application data.

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