@junioranheu/Bulk.Sql

An easy-to-use and light NuGet package that simplifies the process of performing bulk inserts/deletes in .NET 6 applications. With Bulk.Sql you can efficiently insert and delete large amounts of data into your database tables, improving performance and reducing execution time.

👉 Take a look at the usage section below to see how you can use the NuGet package correctly.

Deployment

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Getting Started

Installation

You can install Bulk.Sql via NuGet Package Manager or by using the .NET CLI.

NuGet Package Manager:

Install-Package Bulk.Sql

.NET CLI:

dotnet add package Bulk.Sql

BulkInsert usage

Once you have installed the Bulk.Sql package, you can follow these steps to start using it in your .NET 6 project:

await Bulk.Helpers.BulkInsert(list, _context, "TableName");

or

await Bulk.Helpers.BulkInsert(list, con, "TableName");

The first parameter requires a list — commonly resulting from a LINQ query.

The second parameter allows you to pass whether the application's context, a SqlConnection (Microsoft.Data.SqlClient or System.Data.SqlClient), or a MySqlConnection data base connection.
E.g.: new SqlConnection(connectionString) or new MySqlConnection(connectionString).

The third parameter requires the aiming table's name.

There are other optional parameters. Be sure to check them out after downloading the package.

BulkDelete usage

await Bulk.Helpers.BulkDelete<ClassHere>(_context, condition: x => x.Status == true && x.Amount >= 22);

or

await Bulk.Helpers.BulkDelete<ClassHere>(_context);

The first parameter requires the application's context.

The second parameter is optional. You can pass a LINQ expression.

Compatibility

Bulk.Sql is compatible with .NET 6. It supports the following database providers: SQL Server (Microsoft.Data.SqlClient or System.Data.SqlClient) and MySQL.

Support

If you need any assistance or have any questions, feel free to reach out to me at [email protected].