[release/7.0] Fix SQL Server bulk insert edge case (#29669) - #29717
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Fixes dotnet#29539 (cherry picked from commit 851e47f)
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Fixes #29539, backports #29669
Description
In the SQL Server provider, when there are pending bulk inserts (into the same table) and a new command is added which causes the batch to go over the parameter limit, we incorrectly rollback the pending commands and not just the new command.
Customer impact
When inserting a large number of rows in SQL Server, SaveChanges throws if the last command causes us to go over the parameter limit.
How found
Customer reported on 7.0
Regression
Yes.
Testing
Added a test for the affected scenario.
Risk
Low; the fix is quite trivial, and a quirk was added to revert back to older behavior.