I agree with you that there should be an option as to whether to insert
any if some fail. I was thinking of an instance where the user gets
500,000 rows of incomplete data and wants to put in anything that
conforms to validation. This was a scenario that I specifically
experienced. Sometimes my brain is in the instance and not the big picture.
You lost me around "In m". Going somewhere with that? ;-)
Nicholas Seckar wrote:
I think there are two separate cases: one where you want to insert a
*lot* of records that you know to be valid, and another to insert a
bunch of records that you do not trust to be valid. In m
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