Thanks for the quick reply Tom.
Let me give you a bit of background info:
Oracle has a COBOL pre-processor for embedded SQL, and it supports an
option named PREFETCH:
The precompiler option PREFETCH allows for more efficient queries by
> pre-fetching rows. This decreases the number of server rou
Tim Fors writes:
> I have a simple C program using libpq V18 to FETCH one row at a time (see
> below). Does the server send multiple rows to the client where they are
> cached for satisfying the FETCH statements, or does it just send one row at
> a time since that's all that each FETCH statement i
Hello community,
I have a simple C program using libpq V18 to FETCH one row at a time (see
below). Does the server send multiple rows to the client where they are
cached for satisfying the FETCH statements, or does it just send one row at
a time since that's all that each FETCH statement is asking
