There is no way to do this, as Marchin states.
If you want to work a little with the Zend Framework, you could try changing the paste.
You can try to make the insert method take an array of arrays for the data. You can then use the datasets to build the bulk insert.
For example,
$data1 = array( ); //data for first insert $data2 = array( ); //data for 2nd insert //a zend_db_table object $dbTable->insert( array( $data1, $data, ) );
$data1 = array( ); //data for first insert $data2 = array( ); //data for 2nd insert //a zend_db_table object $dbTable->insert( array( $data1, $data, ) );
You will have to change the insertion method a bit to detect multiple data attachments, and then build the insert accordingly. Unfortunately, I did not learn how to create the code, or I just posted it here for you.
Jerry Saravia
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