Query_Builder_Insert class
			
				(extends Query_Builder_Where)
			
			
				The Query_Builder_Insert class handles all the insert operations for the query building process. It extends the
				Query_Builder_Where class, so all the methods are inherited.
			
			
				table($table)
				The table method sets/changes the table to insert into.
				
					
						
							| Static | No | 
						
							| Parameters | 
									
										| Param | Type | Default | Description |  
										| $table | string | required | the table name |  | 
						
							| Returns | Returns the current instance. | 
						
							| Example | // prepare an insert statement
$query = DB::insert('users');
// Update the table to insert into
$query->table('admins');
// INSERT INTO `admins` ...
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				columns(array $columns)
				The columns method sets/changes the columns to insert.
				
					
						
							| Static | No | 
						
							| Parameters | 
									
										| Param | Type | Default | Description |  
										| $columns | array | required | an array of column names |  | 
						
							| Returns | Returns the current instance. | 
						
							| Example | // prepare an insert statement
$query = DB::insert('users');
// Set the columns
$query->columns(array(
	'name',
	'surname',
	'email')
);
// INSERT INTO `users` (`name`, `surname`, `email`)
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				values(array $values)
				The values method appends the values to insert.
				
					
						
							| Static | No | 
						
							| Parameters | 
									
										| Param | Type | Default | Description |  
										| $values | array | required | list of values |  | 
						
							| Returns | Returns the current instance. | 
						
							| Example | // prepare an insert statement
$query = DB::insert('users');
// Set the columns
$query->columns(array(
	'name',
	'surname',
	'email',
));
// Set the values
$query->values(array(
	'John',
	'Doe',
	'john@doe.com',
));
// INSERT INTO `users` (`name`, `surname`, `email`) VALUES ("John", "Doe", "john@doe.com")
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				set(array $pairs)
				The set method sets the columns and appends the values to insert.
				
					
						
							| Static | No | 
						
							| Parameters | 
									
										| Param | Type | Default | Description |  
										| $pairs | array | required | associative array of columns and values |  | 
						
							| Returns | Returns the current instance. | 
						
							| Example | // prepare an insert statement
$query = DB::insert('users');
// Set the columns and values
$query->set(array(
	'name' => 'John',
	'surname' => 'Doe',
	'email' => 'john@doe.com',
));
// INSERT INTO `users` (`name`, `surname`, `email`) VALUES ("John", "Doe", "john@doe.com")
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				compile(\Database_Connection$db)
				The limit method returns the insert SQL query as a string.
				
					
						
							| Static | No | 
						
							| Parameters | 
									
										| Param | Type | Default | Description |  
										| $db | object | required | A database connection |  | 
						
							| Returns | Returns the SQL query as a string. | 
						
							| Example | // prepare an insert statement
$query = DB::select('*')->from('users');
// Set the limit and offset
$query->limit(10);
$query->offset(5);
// Get the database connection
$connection = Database_Connection::instance();
// Get the sql query
$sql = $query->compile($connection);
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				reset()
				The reset method resets all values of the current instance.
				
					
						
							| Static | No | 
						
							| Parameters | None | 
						
							| Returns | Returns the current instance. | 
						
							| Example | // prepare an insert statement
$query = DB::insert('users');
// Set some values
$query->set(array(
	'name' => 'John',
	'surname' => 'Doe',
));
// Reset it
$query->reset();
// Set the new values
$query->table('admins')->set(array(
	'name' => 'Mark',
	'surname' => 'Handriks'
));
// The SQL query will now be:
// INSERT INTO `admins` (`name`, `surname`) VALUES ("Mark", "Hendriks")
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