I am using the below code to insert to a Postgres DB using tokio-postgres, is there any better option :

let members = &[obj] //obj is a struct
let mut params = Vec::<&(dyn ToSql   Sync)>::new();
let mut i = 1;
let mut qry:String = "insert into tablename(id,userid,usertype) values".to_string();
for column in members{
    if(i ==1){
        qry = format!("{} (${},${},${})",qry,i,i 1,i 2);
    }else{
        qry = format!("{}, (${},${},${})",qry,i,i 1,i 2);

    }
    params.push(&column.id);
    params.push(&column.userid);
    params.push(&column.usertype);
    i = i 3;
               
}
println!("qry : {}",qry);
let result = p.execute(&qry, &params[..]).await; //p is the pool manager

CodePudding user response：

No:

• Inserting multiple values at the same time
• Ability to insert multiple rows by specifying multiple rows in VALUES?

You can marginally improve it by using iterators:

use itertools::Itertools; // For tuples() and format_with()

let params: Vec<_> = members
    .iter()
    .flat_map(|row| [&row.id as &(dyn ToSql   Sync), &row.userid, &row.usertype])
    .collect();
let query = format!(
    "insert into tablename(id, userid, usertype) values {}",
    (0..params.len())
        .tuples()
        .format_with(", ", |(i, j, k), f| {
            f(&format_args!("(${i}, ${j}, ${k})"))
        }),
);

However I don't really think that's better.