In Section 4.4.2, "Reading Tables: Class RWDBReader," and Section 5.4, "Inserting Data," we saw how data can be read using RWDBReader and inserted using RWDBInserter. The DB Interface Module also provides the alternative classes RWDBBulkReader and RWDBBulkInserter, which implement reading and writing directly from arrays supplied by an application. If your underlying database supports array processing and your application reads and writes large amounts of data at a time, these classes can increase your application performance relative to RWDBReader and RWDBInserter.
RWDBReaders and RWDBInserters convert the data passing through them to scalar RWDBValues, which manipulate data by value. In contrast, classes RWDBBulkInserter and RWDBBulkReader bind the arrays of values passed through them by reference directly to the underlying vendor API. You must take care that the arrays shifted into RWDBBulkInserters and RWDBBulkReaders remain in scope for the duration of the RWDBBulkInserter or RWDBBulkReader.
The DB Interface Module includes special template class RWDBTBuffer<T> that encapsulates arrays of data for use with RWDBBulkInserters and RWDBBulkReaders.
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