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Hi @Szymon,
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The harder way:
If it’s literally 10, 20, or even 100s of rows you can dynamically build an INSERT INTO … VALUES()… pl/sql string and execute it with the Oracle - Execute snap. But if it’s thousands oF rows or even more, then you can store the temporary data into a temp table and then apply the BEGIN … COMMIT/ROLLBACK again with an Oracle - Execute snap. -
The easier way 🙂
But, maybe you’re seeking this option in a snap (Oracle - Bulk Load):
/Igor
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