Answer / Reeta Verma

In MS SQL Server, you can use the INSERT INTO statement with VALUES and multiple comma-separated tuples to insert multiple rows: INSERT INTO table_name (column1, colum
2...) VALUES (values1), (values2), ...; Each tuple corresponds to a row in the table.

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