[ARQ-2070] Adds possibility to strip statement delimiter from parsed statements #56
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| public void setTrimStatementDelimiter(boolean trimStatementDelimiter) { | |||
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This is a bit of a wrong abstraction we have now, but for the moment I don't see how to make it more elegant :)
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Pushed upstream with some minor tweaks @47e5a01. Thank you! |
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Adds the possibility to strip the statement delimiter from the parsed statements. E.g. IBM DB2 (Express-C 11.1) does not accept the delimiter in the executed statement.
Fixes: #ARQ-2070