Ho to insert no. of records at a time..i mean i want to
insert 100 records at a time into a table

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Ho to insert no. of records at a time..i mean i want to insert 100 records at a time into a table..

Answer / swapna

Example there is a table name emp.It has 100 records
Another table name is dept
Now i want to insert table emp 100 records into dept

--insert into dept select * from emp

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Ho to insert no. of records at a time..i mean i want to insert 100 records at a time into a table..

Answer / ron

i assume you are doing batch processing (say processing of
millions of rows):
1. add a new column to the table say t2 called
processed_rows char(1) not null default of 'N'
2. in a pl/sql block (start loop);
update processed columns to 'P' for processing
where rownum<101;
2. if rowcount after update=0 exit loop.
3. next insert into t1 select from t2 where processed_rows='P'
4. update t2 change column from 'P' to 'Y (saying processed)
6 commit;
7. loop until all rows are processed.
8. advantages. you can restart the process after failure.
and done have to start all over again only those that that
have not been processed will be processed.

to improve performance is millions of rows are being
processed then:
partition the table table;
and run the above sql against each individual partitions;
processing will be done that many times faster.

good luck!

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Ho to insert no. of records at a time..i mean i want to insert 100 records at a time into a table..

Answer / dinesh a.

Using Forall bulk insertion

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Ho to insert no. of records at a time..i mean i want to insert 100 records at a time into a table..

Answer / selvaraj v

In oracle 10g :
---------------->

Step 1 : SQL> CREATE TABLE identity( ID NUMBER);

Step2 : Write a Simple Procedure for to insert values into
table.

DECLARE
i NUMBER;
BEGIN
FOR i IN 1..100 LOOP
INSERT INTO identity VALUES(i);
END LOOP;
END;
/
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

Step 3 : SELECT COUNT(*) FROM identity;

COUNT(*)
----------
100


Please check it. Works fine.



PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

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Ho to insert no. of records at a time..i mean i want to insert 100 records at a time into a table..

Answer / raghavendra

insert into table 1 value (select * from table2 where
rownum<101 )

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