wpdb->insert multiple record at once

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So after I have created the table ‘settings-table’ i want to add a couple of records to it.

This is how I want to do it, not the best way, so I need a better way to do this because I will add more records to the table.

EXAMPLE 1

 $wpdb->insert('settings-table', array('option_name'   => 'name-1', 
                                       'option_value'  => 'val-1', 
                                       'option_created'=> current_time('mysql'),
                                       'option_edit'   => current_time('mysql'),
                                       'option_user'   => 'user-1' 
                                       ));    
 $wpdb->insert('settings-table', array('option_name'   => 'name-2', 
                                       'option_value'  => 'val-2', 
                                       'option_created'=> current_time('mysql'),
                                       'option_edit'   => current_time('mysql'),
                                       'option_user'   => 'user-2' 
                                       ));
 $wpdb->insert('settings-table', array('option_name'   => 'name-1', 
                                       'option_value'  => 'val-3', 
                                       'option_created'=> current_time('mysql'),
                                       'option_edit'   => current_time('mysql'),
                                       'option_user'   => 'user-3'

UPDATE

this works(any other better solutions are welcome)

$wpdb->query("INSERT INTO settings-table
            (`option_name`, `option_value`, `option_created`, `option_edit`, `option_user`)
            VALUES
            ('name-1', 'val-1', current_time('mysql'), current_time('mysql'), 'user-1'),
            ('name-2', 'val-2', current_time('mysql'), current_time('mysql'), 'user-2'),
            ('name-3', 'val-3',  current_time('mysql'), current_time('mysql'), 'user-3')")

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$wpdb->query("INSERT INTO settings-table
            (option_name, option_value, option_created, option_edit, option_user)
            VALUES
            ('name-1', 'val-1', current_time('mysql'), current_time('mysql'), 'user-1'),
            ('name-2', 'val-2', current_time('mysql'), current_time('mysql'), 'user-2'),
            ('name-3', 'val-3',  current_time('mysql'), current_time('mysql'), 'user-3')")

In the query which you had posted, the column names shouldn’t be in string.

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