On 2/4/15 12:36 PM, Stephen R. van den Berg wrote:
Marko Tiikkaja wrote:
This seems to be a common pattern, and I think it's a *huge* mistake
to specify maxrows=1 and/or ignore rows after the first one in the
driver layer. If the user says "give me the only row returned by
I guess it depends on the amount of backpressure you can excert on
the sql "programmer".
If you are writing a driver which just has to run applications
written by third parties in the most efficient way, the outline
I gave above is best.
If the driver has a way to communicate with the one writing
the SQL, then giving warnings is better.
Screw warnings, that should be an error. "I tried to execute your
query, but something went wrong."
Anyway, this is getting really off topic now, and that's my fault, so I
should shut up.
.m
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