Is INSERT INTO ... SET standard SQL? I'm just wondering if this syntax is standard or where it comes from?

For example

INSERT INTO gtest3 SET gDateTime='2017-07-16 01:00:00'


You can see it documented in MySQL but PostgreSQL does not support it.
Apparently this is a MySQL extension, the SQL 2011 spec defines the insert grammar as,

&lt;insert statement&gt; ::=
INSERT INTO &lt;insertion target&gt; &lt;insert columns and source&gt;
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&lt;insertion target&gt; ::=
&lt;table name&gt;

&lt;insert columns and source&gt; ::=
&lt;from subquery&gt;
| &lt;from constructor&gt;
| &lt;from default&gt;

&lt;from subquery&gt; ::=
[ &lt;left paren&gt; &lt;insert column list&gt; &lt;right paren&gt; ]
[ &lt;override clause&gt; ]
&lt;query expression&gt;

&lt;from constructor&gt; ::=
[ &lt;left paren&gt; &lt;insert column list&gt; &lt;right paren&gt; ]
[ &lt;override clause&gt; ]
&lt;contextually typed table value constructor&gt;

&lt;override clause&gt; ::=
OVERRIDING USER VALUE
| OVERRIDING SYSTEM VALUE

&lt;from default&gt; ::=
DEFAULT VALUES

&lt;insert column list&gt; ::=
&lt;column name list&gt;


You can see this talked about on the Pg Lists