Chris,

You can't directly insert an array into a db table.
You may be able to write the array out to a file and use a database IMPORT
command to load it into a table. I doubt that the ODBC driver supports an
IMPORT command but you might be able to call it from a stored procedure,
external action or shell script. However the overhead of doing this may be
such that it would be faster to loop through the array and do INSERTs,
unless the array is very large.

Oh wait, you said 'an easy way'. OK never mind.

Dave Shelley

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Subject: Witango-Talk: Inserting multiple records


Is there an easy way to insert multiple records into a database without
using a loop? It seems DirectDBMS would work since MySQL will insert many
rows at a one time from other tables and files using the INSERT...SELECT
statement, but I'm not certain how it would work using an array.

Chris

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