Jon,
It has been implemented, get the latest driver.
Dave
On Mon, 2004-01-19 at 19:40, Jonathan Gold wrote:
> i know there has been large discussion in the last year or two about
> the fact that the code
>
> ResultSet rs = someStatement.executeQuery( queryString )
>
> causes an OutOfMemoryException for large result sets, as the backend
> returns the entire result set at once, and so it must be stored in
> memory while the result set exists. the current accepted solution
> seems to be the use of a result set in combination with two prepared
> statements -- one to create a cursor, the other to fetch from it.
> there was some comment in these threads that it would be nice if that
> could be fixed, and to have this functionality added to the jdbc
> implementation for postgres.
>
> what is the state of this? do people still want to do it? if so, is
> anyone working on it yet?
>
> jon
>
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