How to insert 22.5K rows in one sql statement in Oracle

Hi Gurus,
I have a one table with one column. I require to input 22.5k numbers example "08323459" in that table. Can anyone tell me how to insert those 22.5K numbers with one sql command.
I am using PL/SQL client. And oracle version is 11G.

If you have an Excel file, the simplest approach is generally to save the file as a CSV, copy it to the database server, create an external table that exposes the file as a table, and then write your INSERT by selecting the data from the external table.
INSERT INTO permanent_table( column_name )
SELECT column_name
FROM external_tableAssuming you have SQL*Loader installed on your client machine, you could also use SQL*Loader to read the data in the file and load it into the database table.
Justin

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