An application can set certain bulk properties before initiating a bulk-copy
operation.
Use the copy() method of blkcursor object to set
the properties.
The method accepts the following arguments:
name – the name of the table on which to perform the
bulk-copy operation.
direction – this is a keyword argument with these
values: in and out.
properties – the properties of the operation. This is
a semicolon-separated string of name=value parts:
Name – a case-insensitive value that can be
delimited by an equal sign (=) or semicolon (;). An attribute can have
multiple synonyms.
Equals sign (=) – indicates the start of the
value to be assigned to the Name. If there is no equal sign, the Name is
assumed to be of Boolean type with a value of true.
Value – a string that is terminated by a
semicolon (;). Use a backslash (\) if a semicolon or another backslash
is present in the value. Values can be of type Boolean, integer, or
string. Valid values for Boolean types are true, false, on, off, 1, and
0.
Note: If a Boolean name is present without a value, the Boolean type must
be set to true.