Matt Liotta R337 Consulting LLC http://r337.com
On May 10, 2004, at 11:24 AM, Jon Gunnip wrote:
Sorry if this is too off-topic, but I figured I might ask due to the recent Java discussions.
I'm using Oracle 9i, and I have a few situations where I need to insert/update multiple rows (possibly hundreds of rows).
With <cfquery>, I have to do a loop around the <cfquery> which means I have to make one trip to the database for each row I want to affect. This is not very scalable.
I looked at using Oracle stored procs, but we couldn't figure out how to pass arrays to stored procs (only strings) so that didn't offer a clean solution.
I noticed JDBC had something like an addBatch() statement where I could add multiple statements and submit them in one batch. It looks very clean.
My question is: is accessing JDBC a good way to go to execute multiple database statements? Is there a better way.
If so, does anyone have any references or pointers on how to do this?
I can read Java code and hack something together. Ideally, I would like
to access the pooled connections of the JRun server, but I'm not sure
how I can access the runtime environment. I assume to build and test it
I would have to deploy it within the JRun server and not just have my
Classpath point to the appropriate CF java libraries.
Thanks, Jon
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