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Hi Kevin, I had a look through the code and saw that the
default resolver creates prepared  statements.  What I wanted
to do was use the JDBC .addBatch capability and I couldn't find
that in the code.  Also my datasets are all different, so I
have to use a statement as opposed to a prepared statement.
I think this means I would have to write my own resolver?
Thanks, Simon.

"Kevin Dean [TeamB]" <NkOdSePaAnM@datadevelopment.com> wrote:
>Simon Bisson wrote:
>
>>Hi, is it possible to make the query resolver do a series of
>>insert/update/delete as a batch update (for an array of
>>datasets)?  Thanks, Simon
>
>The underlying data set architecture does updates in batch already.  When 
>you post a record, you save changes to the internally cached copy of the 
>record set.  It's the saveChanges() method that actually goes out to the 
>back-end and updates everything.
>
>If you're looking specifically for the ability to use the database's batch 
>update capabilities, then you would have to write your own resolver; see 
>"Database Application Developer's Guide" in the online help.
>
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