Re: Cursornames

> > I can write it today...
> I would appreciate if you could take the time to do it.
Ok, I will

> > Anyway, I know in the spec setFetchSize() is just a hint for the
> > driver, but the current pgsql's driver behavior isn't to create a
> >cursor?
> Only if it can, if it cannot it just sends the query as is and gets
> the full result set.
When it can't? When there are multiple queries in the SQL or when you're using DECLARE I can understand... there are more situations? It can use a cursor when I'm not using servir-side prepared statements?

> It is meant as a way to match the "impedance" between host languages
> which usually specify scalar variables to receive the data retrieved
> and SQL (which can return sets).
Hm... impedance? I don't think I understand you. Maybe you can send me a private message in portuguese, as far as I remember you're also a Brazilian :-)
But which are the situations that pgsql loads all data from the query to server's memory? I had this once, can't remember how I fixed it.
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