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I have this code and I am getting the error message that there is an error near: WHERE SQR_FT > '1500';
INSERT INTO PROPERTY
(office_num, address, sqr_ft, bdrms, floors, monthly_rent, owner_num)
vALUES
(office_num_val, address_val, sqr_ft_value, bdrms_value, floors_value, monthly_rent_value, owner_num_value)
WHERE SQR_FT > '1500';
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