Though the typical SQL Insert statement processes one record at a time, MySQL's Insert lets you combine multiple records into a single statement.

Worthwhile T-SQL Additions Compound operators offer coding shortcuts, while the INSERT statement lets you ask for rows of data without wearing out the keyboard.

Hi guys, I am trying to do a simple insert statement like bellow. insert into user_customer values (149, 1001, 3) The problem is i need to perform this query about 85 times because the value '1001 ...