bknd-bulk-operations

Bulk data operations against BKND data stores are performed using createMany, updateMany, and deleteMany APIs, enabling fast and reliable processing of large datasets like data migrations or seed population.

The best way to handle large dataset processing is chunked processing, which breaks down bulk operations into smaller chunks. This manages memory consumption and prevents timeouts during mass data archival or cleanup.

Partial failures during bulk data updates are managed using error handling strategies. You can choose all-or-nothing, best-effort, or fallback patterns to handle errors appropriately based on your operational requirements.

When atomicity is not supported, you can use transaction-like patterns. These emulate transactional behavior by executing compensating actions to rollback-like effects, ensuring safe bulk data modifications.

A safe where clause is required for bulk delete operations to prevent accidental mass data deletion. It ensures deleteMany only targets the intended records, which is critical for secure data cleanup.

Yes, BKND supports bulk inserting multiple records in a single API call. The createMany capability allows you to insert many records simultaneously, significantly reducing manual scripting and iterations.