On 11/30/2013 3:27 PM, Thomas Kellerer wrote:
I don't think that's a limitation. The client will still iterate
through one result set at a time.
PQexec etc return a PGresult *
the various PQxxxxx functions that accept PGresult * as an argument,
each only return info about the single resultset, like PQntuples,
PQnfields, PQgetvalue, PQfname, PQfnumber, etc... I guess we'd need
some new functions to return the number of resultsets, and choose a
resultset by index number, then those above functions would refer to the
'currently chosen' PQresult ? or at least a res =
PQnextresult(PGresult *res), which returns 0 if there is no next resultset ?
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