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Reputation: 25

How to perform Batch Insert/Update operations using MyBatis/ iBatis Annotations in Spring MVC

I'm trying to perform bulk insertion/ update operation for the very first time. I'm using Mybatis Annotaions (Mappers) to carry out database related operations.

I have a @Param which is List<Map<String, String>> recordList and looks something like: 

[{record_no=1, first_name="Alpha", last_name="Tester", age=23, gender="female"},
 {record_no=2, first_name="Beta", last_name="Tester", age=21, gender="male"}]

Mapper would have: 

@Insert({"<script>", 
    "insert into  demo_record (first_name, last_name, age, gender, record_no) values ",
    "<foreach collection='recordList' item='record' index='index' open='(' separator = '),
     ( close=')' > <Here I do not know how to pass/ access Map's values.
                   Would it be just #{first_name} or something else?>
    </foreach>",
    "</script>"})
void doBatchInsert(@Param("recordList") List<Map<String, String>> recordList);

**** I'm not sure what exactly open='(' separator = '), ( close=')' does as well. I'd greatly appretiate it If someone can shed a light on it. ****

I'm following @Repository -> @Service and then @Autowire RecordService.java

for example Controller class has:

@Autowired 
private RecordService recordservice;
.
.

recordservice.doBatchInsert(recordList);
.
.

return "success";

Also, how many bulk insertion of records above approch would be able to hadle? (records could range from 5000 to 50000)

P.S. :- This is also my first time posting a question here. Please go easy on me, if I've failed to post the question correctly! Thanks a lot!! :)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 16100

Answers (1)

Jeff Butler
Jeff Butler

Reputation: 991

Take a look at this FAQ for a recommendation on coding batch inserts: https://github.com/mybatis/mybatis-3/wiki/FAQ#how-do-i-code-a-batch-insert

What you are showing is not a batch - it is one giant insert statement. If you truly will have 5000 to 50000 records, then you will hit the limit of parameters allowed for a JDBC prepared statement very quickly. It would be better to use a true JDBC batch as described in the FAQ.

Upvotes: 4

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