Hello,
Suppose I want to update n rows (where n is a possibly large number)
using the mySQL C API. I can create n separate UPDATE
statements and send each of them to the server with mysql_[real_]query(),
but that doesn't seem particularly efficient to me. Is there a better
way to do it ? Can I create a single string containing all UPDATE
statements (comma/semi-colon separated ???) and send this string
only once ?
Thanks in advance,
J-P
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