Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data

[Warren Young]

Rick Gutleber wrote:
>>> ... mysql_real_query( ) which requires multi-statement 
>>> execution to be turned on to process multiple statements at once.  
>>
>> ...there's no reason for multi-statements.
>
> I understand that.  However if the query string exceeds the policy's 
> limit, then the bulk INSERT would have to done in chunks.  That's what I 
> mean by multiple statements.

Okay, but you still don't need MySQL's multi-statement support turned 
on.  Each INSERT statement is wholly independent of the others, aside 
from being inside a transaction.

> nothing else 
> does execute( ) internally, 

storein() and such do, which is how I came up with the name insertfrom()

> ...a stock do-nothing Policy 

That would be fine, too.  Then you can go with references.