I want to insert multiple values into a table from a SQL query in Anorm. In the following snippet, is there a way to bind a list of usernames as values instead of just one username?
SQL("insert into users (username) " +
"values ({username})").on(
'username -> username,
).executeUpdate()
As an alternative, I can create a concatenated string from my inputs, but that's prone to SQL injection and isn't quite as clean.
A possible way to insert multiple values at once, using Anorm:
var fields: List[String] = Nil
var values: List[(String,ParameterValue[_])] = Nil
for ((username,i) <- usernames.zipWithIndex) {
fields ::= "({username%s})".format(i)
values ::= ("username" + i, username)
}
SQL("INSERT INTO users (username) VALUES %s".format(fields.mkString(",")))
.on(values: _*)
.executeUpdate()
You're wanting to repeat the insert command for all of the values?
How about wrapping it in a foreach:
usernames.foreach(username =>
SQL("insert into users (username) " +
"values ({username})").on(
'username -> username,
).executeUpdate())
Or something of that sort.
Anorm is a relatively simple library--check out the code here: https://github.com/playframework/Play20/tree/master/framework/src/anorm/src/main/scala/anorm
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14675862/inserting-multiple-values-into-table-with-anorm