Inserting multiples rows into a table

We have a job schedule table and a job date table.
Job Schedule
Job_ID Frequency
1 1234567
2 12-456-
Job Date
Job_ID Date
1 01-JAN-07
1 02-JAN-07
We need to insert all DATES (not number of day in the week) into the Job Date table for a job according to the frequency. For example, for Job_ID 1 daily and for Job_ID 2 only Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays of the year.
How can we achieve this?

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