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  1. Hi all. I recently got the Database Connectivity Toolkit (DBCT) on LabVIEW 2016 and I'm trying to insert multiple rows into a database. Using a sine signal input I attempted to insert 50 rows in one iteration, but every method I tried returned 50 values in one row. Using the end of line constant and array to spreadsheet string, returned what looked like 50 rows, but when I queried "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM.." the no of rows was equal to the number of iterations. On another forum post, someone suggested it is not possible to insert multiple rows using the DBCT. Can anyone confirm this? I have written some code which allows me to insert 3 rows in one iteration, under a single connection. However, this method is very tedious and wouldn't work for large amounts of data. Can anyone think of a better way to do this? Thanks in advance, Lisa
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