Not that I know of. My knowledge is limited to Oracle, MS Access, MYSQL and some SQL Server. Never heard of this possibility. (In my openion it is not possible) Thanks
Yes you can.. But if you do you have a problem: * For large inserts you won't be able to backup or restore such database. Even SSH won't take the overload. I was trying a 150 MB file on a 1 GB ram / 100 GB hd / 3.0 GHZ and it wouldn't take it. I had to read the file bits by bits and rebuild the queries. Peace,
IT IS VERY possible as stated above. You simply need a comma between each record mysql_query("INSERT INTO (column1, column2 column3) VALUES ('val1','val2','val3'), ('val4','val5',val6')"); Produces results: column1 | column2 | column3 ------------------------------- val1 val2 val3 val4 val5 val6 PHP: This works on all database types, MYSQL, ORACLE, SQL SERVER.