Adding Records Using Stored Procedure (or Cursor?)

Also, I would like to have a second example of a stored procedure that will add random rows to a table (that is, create duplicates of information already in the table).
For example,
IF p_value1 = 'FIRST_VALUE' then
add this record (incl. seq_no for key);
ELSIF p_value2 = 'SECOND_VALUE' then
add that record (incl. seq_no for key);
and on and on.
This procedure should also be able to handle random insertion up to several thousand rows. So, I know that I need to loop, say:
while v_ctr < 1000
or
for 1...999
Much thanks to anyone who can help.
Many thanks to anyone who can help.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Colin Berrouard ([email protected]):
You should look in a PL/SQl book,
There are a lot of examples that can help you
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I have already, but when trying to self-learn without not any familiarity with certain concepts and being at most a visual learner, I'm not getting this concept at this point...hence the reason why I asked.
Thanks.

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