What is the best way to insert a List of class instances in SQL 2008 R2 table?
I am using C# in a CLR Procedure to get and insert the data.
I am trying to insert information of computer objects from Active Directory into SQL server table. With System.DirectoryServices, the objects are retrieved in a "SearchResultCollection". I modify each "searchresult" object to my custom class "ComputerObject".
Then I put them in a list List<ComputerObject>
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how do I insert each "ComputerObject" as rows in a SQL table ? I don't want to use a single insert statement for each row.
If needed, I can also retrieve the List<ComputerObject>
i开发者_运维技巧nto another Data Structure, so that it will be easier to insert into a SQL table.
Also, whenever the CLR Proc runs, data is appended to the table.
Thank you.
Since you are using SQL Server 2008+ and I assume you are using a .NET language, you will probably be interested in using ADO.NET to interact with a database. 2008 allows for table valued parameters and I'd suggest you look at using those as an effective means of smashing a list into a table. Detailed example of using Table Valued Parameters and C# to load data into a database here.
Otherwise, edit your question into something useful.
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