MyBatis foreach BULK INSERT data: Oracle differs from MySQL

MyBatis foreach BULK INSERT data: Oracle differs from MySQL:

• The main difference is the setting of the Separator property within the foreach tag:
  1. Separator is set to "," when split, the final stitching code form is: INSERT INTO table_name (A,B,C) VALUES (v1,v2,v3), (V4,V5,V6),...
  2. When separator is set to the "union All" split, the final stitching is in the form of INSERT INTO table_name (A,B,C) VALUES (V1,V2,V3) union ALL (V4,V5,V6) union ALL ...
• See the sample code for details:

Oracle:

<insert id="inserData" parameterType="com.test.aaa.Bac">    insert into table_name (name, adress, age)        values        <foreach collection="list" item="item" index="index" separator="union all">            (select #{item.name},                     #{item.adress},                     #{item.age}                 from dual   )        <foreach></insert>

Mysql:

<insert id="inserData" parameterType="com.test.aaa.Bac">    insert into table_name (name, adress, age)        values        <foreach collection="list" item="item" index="index" separator=",">            (   #{item.name},  #{item.adress},  #{item.age}  )        <foreach></insert>

MyBatis foreach BULK INSERT data: Oracle differs from MySQL