Load big table (almost 1 bilion record)

Hello everybody,
I have a little problem: I'm working in a PRE-PRODUCTION environment (banking sector) and I have created a table with daily situation of all accounts from bank. I had to construct this table for the first 8 months of 2010 (since 09.2010 this table exists).
In our DB's, there is a protocol (which I believe is not only in our case) that re-deploy and overwrite the PRE-PRODUCTION environment (including DB's) with the PRODUCTION environment. Weekly! That mean that everything I done in this PRE-PRODUCTION DB (package, table, etc.) it will be overwritten in the week-end.
The package that load this table it's done, but the execution time it's huge (almost 24 hours).
This table is used in another reporting applications (to be deployed), which takes more than 2-3 weeks to be developed. That mean that (after I have created&loaded this table) I have to export it and import it at the beginning of every week, in order to use it in the other applications. The problem is, due the HUGE number of records in this table, that the loading time it's almost bigger like the execution time of the loading procedure. So, in this moment I'm in this situation: at the beginning of every week (until the other application it's developed&tested&approved) I have to:
1. load the table by executing the package
or
2. import the table
Both variants take the same time: almost 24 hours.
There is other possibilities that can help me to import or load this table faster? Something like PIPELINE functions?

Create table Daily_Movement --(contain many records/bank/account/day)
(data_contabile date,
bank_ID varchar2(5),
account_ID number,
acc_DO_balance number(20,3),
acc_EU_balance number(20,3),
currency_code varchar2(3));
-- account 11
-- 4 january: total daily movement = 103
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100104','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 50, 50, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100104','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 25, 25, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100104','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 28, 28, 'EUR');
-- 5 january: total daily movement = 33
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100105','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100105','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
-- 6 january: total daily movement = 44
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100106','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100106','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -44, -44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100106','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 55, 55, 'EUR');
-- 7 january: total daily movement = 231
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100107','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100107','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100107','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
-- 8 january: total daily movement = 10
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100108','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100108','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -100, -100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100108','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -11, -11, 'EUR');
-- 11 january: total daily movement = 33
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100111','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100111','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -33, -33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100111','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
-- 12 january: total daily movement = 88
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100112','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -55, -55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100112','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100112','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
-- 13 january: total daily movement = 89
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100113','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100113','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -99, -99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100113','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 100, 100, 'EUR');
-- 14 january: total daily movement = 22
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100114','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100114','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -22, -22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100114','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
-- 15 january: total daily movement = -33
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100115','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -44, -44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100115','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -55, -55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100115','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
-- 18 january: total daily movement = -110
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100118','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100118','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -88, -88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100118','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -99, -99, 'EUR');
-- 19 january: total daily movement = 111
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100119','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100119','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -11, -11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100119','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
-- 20 january: total daily movement = 132
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100120','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100120','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100120','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 55, 55, 'EUR');
-- 21 january: total daily movement = 77
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100121','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100121','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -77, -77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100121','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
-- 22 january: total daily movement = 210
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100122','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100122','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100122','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
-- 25 january: total daily movement = 55
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100125','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -22, -22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100125','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100125','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
-- 26 january: total daily movement = 66
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100126','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100126','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -66, -66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100126','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
-- 27 january: total daily movement = 87
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100127','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100127','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100127','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -100, -100, 'EUR');
-- 28 january: total daily movement = 44
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100128','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -11, -11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100128','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100128','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
-- 29 january: total daily movement = 55
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100129','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100129','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -55, -55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100129','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
-- total january 1347
-- 01 february: total daily movement = 264
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100201','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100201','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100201','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 99, 99, 'EUR');
-- 02 february: total daily movement = 111
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100202','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100202','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -11, -11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100202','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
-- 03 february: total daily movement = -66
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100203','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100203','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -44, -44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100203','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -55, -55, 'EUR');
-- 04 february: total daily movement = 99
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100204','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -66, -66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100204','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100204','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
-- 05 february: total daily movement = 10
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100205','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100205','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -100, -100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100205','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
-- 08 february: total daily movement = 99
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100208','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100208','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100208','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
-- 09 february: total daily movement = 66
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100209','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100209','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -66, -66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100209','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
-- 10 february: total daily movement = 287
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100210','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100210','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100210','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 100, 100, 'EUR');
-- 11 february: total daily movement = 22
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100211','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100211','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -22, -22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100211','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
-- 12 february: total daily movement = 77
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100212','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -44, -44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100212','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100212','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
-- 15 february: total daily movement = 66
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100215','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100215','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100215','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -99, -99, 'EUR');
-- 16 february: total daily movement = 133
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100216','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100216','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100216','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
-- 17 february: total daily movement = 66
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100217','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -33, -33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100217','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100217','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 55, 55, 'EUR');
-- 18 february: total daily movement = 77
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100218','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100218','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -77, -77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100218','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
-- 19 february: total daily movement = 210
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100219','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100219','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100219','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
-- 22 february: total daily movement = 99
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100222','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100222','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100222','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
-- 23 february: total daily movement = -44
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100223','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100223','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100223','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 77, 77, 'EUR');
-- 24 february: total daily movement = -111
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100224','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100224','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100224','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -100, 100, 'EUR');
-- 25 february: total daily movement = 22
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100225','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100225','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100225','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 33, 33, 'EUR');
-- 26 february: total daily movement = 55
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100226','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100226','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, -55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100226','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 11, 66, 66, 'EUR');
-- total february 1542
-- account 12
-- 4 january: total daily movement = 88
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100104','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100104','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100104','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 99, 99, 'EUR');
-- 5 january: total daily movement = 89
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100105','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100105','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -11, 11, 'EUR');
-- 6 january: total daily movement = 99
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100106','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100106','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100106','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 44, 44, 'EUR');
-- 7 january: total daily movement = -88
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100107','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100107','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100107','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -77, 77, 'EUR');
-- 8 january: total daily movement = 87
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100108','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100108','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100108','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -100, 100, 'EUR');
-- 11 january: total daily movement = 66
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100111','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100111','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100111','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 33, 33, 'EUR');
-- 12 january: total daily movement = 55
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100112','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100112','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100112','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 66, 222, 'EUR');
-- 13 january: total daily movement = 88
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100113','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 77, 222, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100113','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -88, 222, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100113','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 99, 222, 'EUR');
-- 14 january: total daily movement = 67
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100114','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 100, 222, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100114','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -11, 222, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100114','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -22, 22, 'EUR');
-- 15 january: total daily movement = 132
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100115','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100115','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100115','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 55, 55, 'EUR');
-- 18 january: total daily movement = 99
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100118','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100118','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100118','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 88, 88, 'EUR');
-- 19 january: total daily movement = -188
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100119','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100119','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100119','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 11, 11, 'EUR');
-- 20 january: total daily movement = 11
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100120','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100120','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100120','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -44, 44, 'EUR');
-- 21 january: total daily movement = 198
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100121','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100121','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100121','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 77, 77, 'EUR');
-- 22 january: total daily movement = 111
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100122','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100122','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100122','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 100, 100, 'EUR');
-- 25 january: total daily movement = -22
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100125','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100125','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 22, 22, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100125','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -33, 33, 'EUR');
-- 26 january: total daily movement = 33
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100126','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100126','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 55, 55, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100126','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -66, 66, 'EUR');
-- 27 january: total daily movement = 264
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100127','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100127','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100127','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 99, 99, 'EUR');
-- 28 january: total daily movement = -111
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100128','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100128','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100128','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 22, 22, 'EUR');
-- 29 january: total daily movement = 132
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100129','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100129','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100129','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 55, 55, 'EUR');
-- total january: 1210
-- 01 february: total daily movement = 77
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100201','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100201','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -77, 77, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100202','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 99, 99, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100202','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -100, 100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100202','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -11, 11, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100209','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -55, 55, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100210','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 88, 88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100210','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 99, 99, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100211','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 11, 11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100211','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 22, 22, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100212','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 33, 33, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100212','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -44, 44, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100215','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -66, 66, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100215','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 77, 77, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100222','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -22, 22, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100224','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 77, 77, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100224','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -88, -88, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100224','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -99, -99, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100225','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -100, -100, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100225','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -11, -11, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100225','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -22, -22, 'EUR');
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insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100226','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, -44, 44, 'EUR');
insert into Daily_Movement values (to_date('20100226','yyyymmdd'), 'Bank1', 12, 55, 55, 'EUR');
-- total february: 924
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