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how to pass values from one table to another by using Bulk
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how to pass values from one table to another by using Bulk collect?..

Answer / lak

SELECT fn1,fn2,fn3 BULK COLLECT INTO t3 FROM tname;

FORALL i IN 1 .. t3.COUNT
INSERT INTO tname1 VALUES T3(i);

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how to pass values from one table to another by using Bulk collect?..

Answer / laxmi narayana moru

INSERT INTO T1 AS SELECT * FROM T2;

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how to pass values from one table to another by using Bulk collect?..

Answer / laxmi narayana moru

insert into table1 as select * from table1;

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