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mysqli multi_query - user44953432 - 08-28-2023 I have been searching on how to achieving executing a sql batch using the CI database framework. So far, have not been able to find it. In short, something similar to below is supported? Code: $conn->multi_query($sql) If not, can I still use mysqli directly like done in plain PHP? RE: mysqli multi_query - sammyskills - 08-29-2023 You can use Custom Function Calls. See docs. RE: mysqli multi_query - user44953432 - 08-29-2023 Have seen that. That one allows a procedure or function to be called. Due to some restrictions, I cannot go that route and have to fire a “batch of Sql queries” like you would do in a front end DB UI. Is this possible using CI database or I have to go directly with MySQLi based code? On a side note, I noticed this in my logs: CRITICAL - 2023-08-29 12:12:51 --> ... ... CRITICAL - 2023-08-29 16:16:10 --> syntax error, unexpected token "->" ... CRITICAL - 2023-08-29 12:17:13 --> ... For the error "syntax error", the log timing is probably getting logged in UTC vs every other log which is in my local timezone. Looks like a bug in CI logger? |