1. Just like with the CachedRowSet I covered in the prequel to this article, to perform an insert, we must move the cursor to a special position called "insert row".

2. After you've positioned the cursor at the insert row, you update the row's columns to hold your new data values and call the insertRow() method to indicate that the new values should be saved.

3. To perform an insert, the cursor must be moved to a special position called "insert row".

4. Other airlines have reached a happy compromise and insert row 13 in their smaller aircrafts, thereby screwing the short-haul passengers.

5. Now you can add images to the Delete Row and Insert Row buttons to make them look more attractive.

6. Now you're ready to insert your new row, which requires moving the cursor to the special insert row by calling the moveToInsertRow() method.

7. The key concept is the introduction of a new, special row in the ResultSet, called the insert row.

8. The onaudit -a -u _default -e INRW command creates the user audit mask usr1, and the granularity is set to Insert Row.