how to insert number of rows same record?

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suppose 3 col in that col i want fill 10 record same?

Posted 20-Aug-13 21:12pm

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Maciej Los 21-Aug-13 3:17am

I really don't get you ;(
Please, be more specific and provide more details (example data, expected output, etc.).

Member 10219739 21-Aug-13 5:32am

suppose eg. (id, name) these 2 column in that column i want to fill 10 field these all field are same.eg.
id name
1 abc
1 abc

Maciej Los 21-Aug-13 6:51am

Still unclear ;(

Thanks7872 21-Aug-13 3:17am

What is 'that'? Do you think this is a question at all? This can be reported just as an abuse.

Member 10219739 21-Aug-13 5:33am

suppose eg. (id, name) these 2 column in that column i want to fill 10 field these all field are same.eg.
id name
1 abc
1 abc

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-08-20T22:14:00

SQL Is not good with rows that contain the same data repeated - and there is normally a problem with your database or system design if you need to store the same data over and over again.

If you are doing this for testing to provide you with "sample data" then that is one thing - but I'd still suggest using different data (try Lorem Ipsum[^] for a source of "readble" but meaningless data)

Otherwise, just use a loop (provided your row contains an identity column you aren't filling in):

SQL

DECLARE @I INT
SET @I = 0;
WHILE @I < 10
BEGIN
   INSERT INTO MyTable (Model) VALUES('Same Text')
   SET @I = @I + 1
END