Answer Posted / peter

What is faster:

ExecuteNonQuery("INSERT INTO...; INSERT INTO...; INSERT
INTO");

or

ExecuteNonQuery("INSERT INTO...")
ExecuteNonQuery("INSERT INTO...")
ExecuteNonQuery("INSERT INTO...")

I hope you see my point. Of course it is not a matter of
only three inserts, but maybe 200 - and then I would like
to know if I can save time by adding the INSERT-strings to
one big string and only fire off one ExecuteNonQuery.

I was thinking of coding a test to check, but if some of
you have already done this or just know which is faster,
please let me know.

Thanks

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