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Request for REF_CURSOR type #38
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I tried it and it worked on my local machine. However it is dirty work. I cannot decide its API design now. Well, I'll decide it and release the next version within a few weeks. |
No rush from me. I'm doing this as a hobby project at the moment and trying to narrow down its performance issues. If you want to pre-release a test version I can give it a try. |
I added REF_CURSOR support to the git master branch. I have not written documents about it. Implicit statement results are also supported. See this doc comment. |
I was having a look at this this morning. I use
Is this an oversight or are changes needed to |
Thanks for the report. I'll fix it. It is an incompatible change. The |
@daviessm |
Yes - I can use REF_CURSORs exactly as expected now, thanks. Happy to close this issue. |
OK. I closed this issue. |
It is postponed by one week. I'll change structs for lob locator types: |
I have a program which iterates through millions of rows, some tables having ~50 columns and doing this through the existing functions seems to be quite slow when there are a lot of columns.
In a similar program written in Java I switched to using REF CURSORs through the JDBC driver and this drastically improved performance. I'd like to be able to use the same in Rust.
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