Trying to find an equivalent feature in oracle that is similar to multi-row insert available in DB2
Trying to find an equivalent feature in oracle that is similar to multi-row insert available in DB2 for z/OS
DB2 and SQL Server 2008 have an insert syntax similart to the following that let you insert multiple rows in one singe insert statement. My question is does oracle have this or something similar to this. I am aware of the sql*loader and multi-table insert "insert all" statement, but these are slightly different from what we are looking for.
INSERT INTO TableA (Col1, Col2) Values (Val1A, Val1B), (Val2A, Val2B),….(Val1000A, Vall1000B);
DB2 and SQL Server 2008 have an insert syntax similart to the following that let you insert multiple rows in one singe insert statement. My question is does oracle have this or something similar to this. I am aware of the sql*loader and multi-table insert "insert all" statement, but these are slightly different from what we are looking for.
INSERT INTO TableA (Col1, Col2) Values (Val1A, Val1B), (Val2A, Val2B),….(Val1000A, Vall1000B);
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