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Expand Up @@ -1925,6 +1925,11 @@ The `Mutation` type is the entrypoint for mutations/edits.

Each table has top level entry in the `Mutation` type for [inserting](#insert) `insertInto<Table>Collection`, [updating](#update) `update<Table>Collection` and [deleting](#delete) `deleteFrom<Table>Collection`.

Columns that PostgreSQL generates, such as `serial` identity columns and
`generated` columns, are omitted from `InsertInput` and `UpdateInput` types.
PostgreSQL always computes those values, so clients cannot provide or override
them through insert or update mutations.

**SQL Setup**
```sql
create table "Blog"(
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