How to store values in column

Hi all,
In below table structure , for the 3rd row , how could store values?
Like 2- other lanes
3- other lanes
9-other lanes
or is there any other way ?
Code      Lane
0      Data with lanes combined
1      Outside (rightmost) lane
2-9      Other lanes

user10641405 wrote:
Hi ,
I'm populating lookup table for the table called 'lane of travel'
I have pasted the table structure wit the data in my 1st post.Not really. What is the data type of the 'code' column?
In that tablel , 3rd row for the column 'code' it says 2-9.So you have a row inserted, with the value of '2-9' in the CODE column?
To insert values into that row , either i have to store value as '2-9' - 'other lanes'
or 2 - other lanes
9 - other lanes ?I really don't understand your issue.
insert into MYTABLE (code, lane) values ('2-9','other lanes');Maybe it would help if you showed us (copy and paste an actual sqlplus session) what you have done, what you got, and what you want.

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with original as (
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                                   100                                      0
                                   200                                      0
                                   300                                      0
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regards

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Here is a link to the supported character sets in 10.2.x.x:
[Character Sets|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14225/applocaledata.htm#i635016]

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