How to Insert 5000+ records

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How to Insert 5000 thousand records in 1 table using SQL, and the column emailId should not repeat it should be always new emailId.

Thanks in Advance,

Priya.

Posted 11-Apr-12 3:39am

Priyadarshini.Thokala

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Uday P.Singh 11-Apr-12 9:51am

not clear! do you want it to insert from backend? and do you have all the email ids? or what

Priyadarshini.Thokala 11-Apr-12 9:54am

Yes wanna insert 5000 records from backend, and emailid should not be the same for example in 1st row priya@gmail.com then in second priya1@gmail.com like that..

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Solution 2

SQL

DECLARE @UserId INT
SET @count = 1
WHILE (@count <= 5000)
BEGIN
   INSERT INTO tblUser1(EmailID, UserTypeID,FirstName,LastName,PhoneNumber,UniversityID,RegisterDate,ActivationDate,Status,Password,IsAV)
                VALUES ('priyanka'+ CONVERT(nvarchar, @count) + '@gmail.com',5,'priya','darshini','5468927689',10,'2012-04-12 02:09:59.040',null,1,'Test123',1)
   SET @count = (@count + 1)
   SELECT @UserId = @@IDENTITY

   INSERT INTO tblAddress1(UserID,AddressLine1,AddressLine2,City,StateID,ZipCode) Values(@UserId,'test',NULL,'Hyd',34,50040)

END

Posted 11-Apr-12 23:24pm

Priyadarshini.Thokala

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-11T04:10:00

Solution 1

Try:

SQL

DECLARE @count INT
SET @count = 1
WHILE (@count <= 5000)
BEGIN
   INSERT INTO myTable(Email) VALUES ('priya'+ CONVERT(nvarchar, @count) + '@gmail.com')
   SET @count = (@count + 1)
END

Posted 11-Apr-12 4:10am

OriginalGriff

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Priyadarshini.Thokala 12-Apr-12 5:22am

Thank you.