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I’m trying to write code to copy data from one table to another using next.jdbc. I can just use reduce with plan to do insert each record one at a time but struggling how i can wait for say 1000 records before doing insert to destination table, using this reduce way.
Is something like insert into dest select * from source
(or a variant) not appropriate? I'd expect that to be many times faster.