It's already there. iBATIS is setting the fetch size properly. The issue
is that his JDBC driver is not honoring the fetch size on the result set.
We don't have anything in iBATIS that allows changing result set attributes
after they are generated by the driver.
It might not be so bad to add
If I having a reference to a SqlMapClient how do I know whether a
transaction has already been started for the current thread?
I want to implement a simple transaction interceptor that gets injected with
a SqlMapClient using Guice and start a transaction if not yet started.
thanks in advance!
