code: def list_of_dictionaries_to_mysql_inserts(
          log,
          datalist,
          tableName):
      
      log.debug('starting the ``list_of_dictionaries_to_mysql_inserts`` function')
  
      if not len(datalist):
          return "NO MATCH"
  
      inserts = []
  
      for d in datalist:
          insertCommand = convert_dictionary_to_mysql_table(
              log=log,
              dictionary=d,
              dbTableName="testing_table",
              uniqueKeyList=[],
              dateModified=False,
              returnInsertOnly=True,
              replace=True,
              batchInserts=False
          )
          inserts.append(insertCommand)
  
      output = ";\n".join(inserts) + ";"
  
      log.debug('completed the ``list_of_dictionaries_to_mysql_inserts`` function')
      return output
docs: Convert a python list of dictionaries to pretty csv output
  
      **Key Arguments:**
          - ``log`` -- logger
          - ``datalist`` -- a list of dictionaries
          - ``tableName`` -- the name of the table to create the insert statements for
  
      **Return:**
          - ``output`` -- the mysql insert statements (as a string)
  
      **Usage:**
  
          .. code-block:: python 
  
              from fundamentals.files import list_of_dictionaries_to_mysql_inserts
              mysqlInserts = list_of_dictionaries_to_mysql_inserts(
                  log=log,
                  datalist=dataList,
                  tableName="my_new_table"
              )
              print mysqlInserts
  
          this output the following:
  
          .. code-block:: plain
  
              INSERT INTO `testing_table` (a_newKey,and_another,dateCreated,uniqueKey2,uniquekey1) VALUES ("cool" ,"super cool" ,"2016-09-14T13:17:26" ,"burgers" ,"cheese")  ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE  a_newKey="cool", and_another="super cool", dateCreated="2016-09-14T13:17:26", uniqueKey2="burgers", uniquekey1="cheese" ;
              ...
              ...