Hi,
Another opportunity is to use execute_array() instead of execute(). Fore
details search for 'execute_array' in 'perldoc DBI'.
I use Postgresql in the example below, because I have no MySQL.
sub db_update_with_fw_obj_ids {
my $data = shift;
my (@cust_id, @fw_id);
for (values $data
On 2023-08-28 08:57:51 +0200, Ritter wrote:
> here is my example code trying to update multiple rows with a single
> query. Since the number of lines to be updated varies constantly, both
> the placeholders and the data need to be generated dynamically with
> each call.
>
> Based on the foll
