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INSERTS IN STORED PROCEDURE

Asked by k_murli_krishna in Sybase Database

Tags: stored, procedure, sybase, inserts

1) We have a application where from front end, 30 values are input then together with current date & timestamp, 30 rows should be inserted in a table.

2) This can be 30, 60, 200 etc. i.e. any number of inputs & hence any number of records to be inserted in table.

3) char & varchar datatypes is max 255 characters. text is big & okay for us but cannot be passed as a stored procedure parameter.

4) We are trying to send a concatenated string including values of all these 30 etc. inputs from frontend. This we will tokenize in stored proc & carry out the inserts. Is this possible?

4) Are there any array type datatypes in Sybase.  Is there any other way of doing this in a stored procedure.
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