storemultiple
StoreMultiple is a generic term used in programming to describe an operation that writes more than one value to a storage medium or in-memory data structure in a single invocation. The exact meaning varies by library or language, but the core idea is to perform a batch write, often to improve throughput and reduce per-item overhead compared with performing multiple single writes.
A storeMultiple operation typically accepts a collection of entries, such as an array of key-value pairs or
Common contexts include database batch inserts or updates, cache client libraries that support multi-put operations, and
It is a generic programming concept rather than a fixed standard, and the exact API surface and