Need a method to insert 1000 records in oracle in once

Hi All,
I want to insert more than 1000 records in oracle database in once. Please let me know the way to do this. It's urgent..........
Regards,
Puneet Pradhan

More then 1000?
So, how about 10000?
Use the CONNECT BY LEVEL clause to generate records:
insert into table
select level --or whatever
from dual
connect by level <= 10000;
It's urgent..........Since it's your first post, I recommend you to not use the 'U-word', or you'll be made fun of...

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