feat(core): add driver.nativeInsertMany() method
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This method can be used for bulk inserts. It works in all existing drivers, but has some limitations in SQLite and MySQL/MariaDB. Those drivers do not return all the just created PKs. MySQL/MariaDB will return PK of the first entity in the batch. If we have `innodb_autoinc_lock_mode` set to 0/1 it is possible to compute the following PKs simply by incrementing the first PK value. (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/16592867/3665878) SQLite on the other hand will return only the last PK. Postgres and MongoDB both return all the PKs in the `res.rows` array. Related: #442
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This method can be used for bulk inserts. It works in all existing drivers, but has some limitations in SQLite and MySQL/MariaDB. Those drivers do not return all the just created PKs. MySQL/MariaDB will return PK of the first entity in the batch. If we have `innodb_autoinc_lock_mode` set to 0/1 it is possible to compute the following PKs simply by incrementing the first PK value. (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/16592867/3665878) SQLite on the other hand will return only the last PK. Postgres and MongoDB both return all the PKs in the `res.rows` array. Related: #442
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This method can be used for bulk inserts. It works in all existing drivers, but has some limitations in SQLite and MySQL/MariaDB. Those drivers do not return all the just created PKs. MySQL/MariaDB will return PK of the first entity in the batch. If we have `innodb_autoinc_lock_mode` set to 0/1 it is possible to compute the following PKs simply by incrementing the first PK value. (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/16592867/3665878) SQLite on the other hand will return only the last PK. Postgres and MongoDB both return all the PKs in the `res.rows` array. Related: #442
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This method can be used for bulk inserts. It works in all existing drivers,
but has some limitations in SQLite and MySQL/MariaDB. Those drivers do not
return all the just created PKs.
MySQL/MariaDB will return PK of the first entity in the batch. If we have
innodb_autoinc_lock_modeset to 0/1 it is possible to compute the followingPKs simply by incrementing the first PK value.
(see https://stackoverflow.com/a/16592867/3665878)
SQLite on the other hand will return only the last PK.
Postgres and MongoDB both return all the PKs in the
res.rowsarray.Related: #442