How to resolve errors when running batch insert stateme…

If encountering errors when executing batch Insert statements in DBeaver, you can try the following solution:

1. Check the syntax of the Insert statement: Verify that the syntax of the Insert statement is correct, including the table name, column names, values, etc. Test when executing a single Insert statement separately to ensure it can be executed successfully.
2. Check the database connection to ensure it is functioning properly. You might want to try reconnecting to the database or restarting DBeaver.
3. Check for data type matches: Ensure that the values in the Insert statement match the data type of the corresponding column. If there is a mismatch, consider converting the data or adjusting the column’s data type.
4. Check permissions: Ensure that the current logged-in database user has the permission to execute Insert statements. If not, you can try logging in with a user that has the required permissions.
5. Check the database table structure to make sure the table exists where data needs to be inserted, and that the structure of the table matches the column names in the INSERT statement. If the table does not exist or the column names are incorrect, you can try correcting the table structure or recreating the table.
6. Check data integrity constraints: If the Insert statement violates the data integrity constraints of the table (such as primary key, unique constraints, etc.), an error will occur. You can verify the table’s data integrity constraints and ensure that the Insert statement does not violate these constraints.

Here are some common solutions. If the issue persists, please provide more detailed error information and the specific insert statements for better troubleshooting and resolution.