No, but the standard behavior from nav 5sp1, actually does bulk inserts behind the scenes...
search "bulk insert" in mibuso, google, msdn...i'm sure there are a lot of topics about that.
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No,but with the commit function you can make sure that all or none of the multiple records are inserted.
Off original topic, but why would the commit function be required to achieve this? The normal implicit transaction behavior would handle this.
I didn't say it was required to type, but since a transaction is completed with that function, and if that transaction is multiple inserts, then it would be the command to use for multiple inserts. (either implicit, or explicit).
Since our topic starter is quite hesitant with details about the situation, and ask a question that is very likely to be misinterpreted, I gave a very wide but correct answer. It's my way of telling people to be more specific/ask right questions.
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what's your code and where you want to insert data?
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Off original topic, but why would the commit function be required to achieve this? The normal implicit transaction behavior would handle this.
search "bulk insert" in mibuso, google, msdn...i'm sure there are a lot of topics about that.
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog
I didn't say it was required to type, but since a transaction is completed with that function, and if that transaction is multiple inserts, then it would be the command to use for multiple inserts. (either implicit, or explicit).
Since our topic starter is quite hesitant with details about the situation, and ask a question that is very likely to be misinterpreted, I gave a very wide but correct answer. It's my way of telling people to be more specific/ask right questions.
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