On Friday 01 December 2006 19:52, you wrote:
> Igor Shevchenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I've been using partial PGresult-s since pgsql v7.4, and one of "signs"
> > that it's there (after a "read" event on a non-blocking tcp connection to
> > pgsql + a call to PQconsumeInput) is a check: "pgc
Igor Shevchenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been using partial PGresult-s since pgsql v7.4, and one of "signs" that
> it's there (after a "read" event on a non-blocking tcp connection to pgsql +
> a call to PQconsumeInput) is a check: "pgconn->result != NULL", where pgconn
> is a pointer
Hi All,
I've been using partial PGresult-s since pgsql v7.4, and one of "signs" that
it's there (after a "read" event on a non-blocking tcp connection to pgsql +
a call to PQconsumeInput) is a check: "pgconn->result != NULL", where pgconn
is a pointer to a PGconn object. Looks like in v8.2rc1,
