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How to insert multiple rows into table


Checking the Employee table alredy exists or not.if exists droping table.


IF OBJECT_ID('Employee','U') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Employee


Ceating the Employee table


CREATE TABLE Employee
(
  ID INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY ,
  NAME VARCHAR(20),
  SALARY INT
)

Method -1:

 Here inserting only one row into Employee table

INSERT INTO Employee (NAME,SALARY) VALUES('Rakesh',5000)


DELETE FROM  Employee

Method -2:

Here inserting multiple rows into Employee table using union all statement.

INSERT INTO Employee
SELECT 'Rakesh',5000
UNION ALL
SELECT 'Ramu',6000
UNION ALL
SELECT 'Naresh',7000



DELETE FROM  Employee

Method -3:

Here inserting multiple rows into Employee using values statement with comma separated (2008 sql server).

INSERT INTO Employee  (NAME,SALARY)
                  VALUES   ('Rakesh',5000)
                           ,('Ramu',6000)
                           ,('Naresh',7000)


DELETE FROM  Employee

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