This PL/SQL code uses a loop to insert multiple records into a student table from a tabular form block. It begins by going to the student_insert_b block, then loops through each record, inserting the data and committing after each insert. It exits the loop when it reaches a blank row and displays a confirmation message after completing all inserts.

1. Source Code for inserting multiple records
DECLARE
i NUMBER; ‐‐ Loop Counter
BEGIN
‐‐Go to the tabular datablock for inserting students
GO_BLOCK('student_insert_b');
‐‐Put the cursor on the first row of the tabular datablock
FIRST_RECORD;
‐‐Start simple loop
LOOP
‐‐Insert data
insert into student
values :STUDENT_INSERT_B.STUDENT_ID, :STUDENT_INSERT_B.STUDENT_NAME,
:STUDENT_INSERT_B.EMAIL,:STUDENT_INSERT_B.YEAR);
‐‐Save data
FORMS_DDL('COMMIT');
‐‐Put the cursor to the next row
NEXT_RECORD;
‐‐Set the exit criteria, exit loop when the next row is blank
EXIT WHEN :STUDENT_INSERT_B.STUDENT_ID IS NULL;
END LOOP;
‐‐Put the cursor to the first row
FIRST_RECORD;
‐‐Display a message
message('Students insertion is done');
END;