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INSERT INTO mytable (id,first_name,last_name) VALUES (1,'John','Doe'), (2,'Jane','Doe'), (3,'Donald','Trump')
I guess both work...
But anyway this is not currently supported by both the AST and (as a consequence) the parser :/
Support of multiple insertions might not be a big challenge but it is not something I can fix quickly either...
I currently have not enough free time and motivation to work on this (also, this project would require a big cleanup before adding new features), but I can try to provide you advice.
If this is critical to you feel free to send me an email and we can discuss options.
Apologies, that was a typo on my side....I copied and pasted too eagerly there..
Your syntax is the correct one and the 'only' correct one at that.
Look, it's not a train smash, I can work around it...but I would prefer we not 'close' this request and perhaps leave it as is until you can get to it or, maybe, when I have time I'll give it a go myself an do a pull request.
Thanks for the speedy reply. I''ll edit my original post to correct the syntax
Using MySQL as target, I can insert multiple values at once using the following syntax
However, using the SQL parser, I can only do 1 at a time.
So, if I parse the following statement:
... I get the following result
But if I parse the following statement:
...I get the following error
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