You can perform batch inserts via batchUpdate() as well. Also there are convenient overloaded executeBatch() method at SimpleJdbcInsert
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Browse All TopicsIs there a example of using Spring JDBCTemplate to use batch insert with transaction around it. I have two tables one parent table and other child table. The parent and child tables have 1 to many relationship. I want to do batch insert for parent table and at the same time that should also do batch insert in child tables with the Foreign Key generated from parent table. I want to enclose that insert in transaction so that if anything in child table fails I can roll back that particular insert from parent.
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Here is an example of Spring Batch
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Thanks gibu!!
Yes, I was thinking of using Spring transaction management. We do not yet have that setup in application so first I will have to do that. At this point I am not sure what kind of transaction (declarative or programable) will be suitable for my application. We have services and those services call the DAO and I was thinking of taking care of transaction in DAO due to the batch inserts and dependencies of the parent and child table. What would you recommend.
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by: gibu_georgePosted on 2009-05-15 at 03:41:44ID: 24393957
For transaction management use the declarative transaction management which will affect the code leaset. To understand transaction manaagement ork.org/sp ring/docs/ 2.0.x/ refe rence/tran saction.ht ml
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The sample code to do the transaction management is like this(not declarative)
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