Write an INSERT statement that adds these rows to the Invoice_Line_Items table: invoice_sequence: 1 2
account_number: 160 527
line_item_amount: $180.23 $254.35
line_item_description: Hard drive Exchange Server update
Set the invoice_id column of these two rows to the invoice ID that was generated
by MySQL for the invoice you added in exercise 4.

Insertion query for first row :

INSERT into Invoice_Line_Items (invoice_sequence, account_number, line_item_amount, line_item_description) Values (1, 160, '$180.23', "Hard drive Exchange");

Insertion query for second row :

INSERT into Invoice_Line_Items (invoice_sequence, account_number, line_item_amount, line_item_description) Values (2, 527, '$254.35', "Server update");

Explanation:

* In SQL for insertion query, we use INSERT keyword which comes under DML (Data manipulation Language).

* Statement is given below -

INSERT into Table_name  (column1, column2, column N) Values (value1, value2, value N);

* With the use of INSERT query we can insert value in multiple rows at a same time in a table which reduces our work load.