What is "efficient" execution of multiple commands?
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In the README in the section "Execute a Command multiple times" you say (emphasis mine)
The same signature also allows you to conveniently and efficiently execute a command multiple times (for example to bulk-load data)
What do you mean by "efficiently"? Are these statements concatenated and sent as one command? Are they sent in one transaction?
I suspect the answer might be in this area, but I'm not savvy enough to tell for sure (I'm also looking at my database stats now to try to tell from the backend).
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Read the README section "Execute a Command multiple times" and inspect the linked area of Dapper/SqlMapper.cs around line 515. Confirm what "efficiently" means, including whether commands are concatenated or sent in a transaction, then update the README so the execution behavior is explicit.
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