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row_count* keywords doesn't work #24
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This fix is correct. From documentation:
You can also return size of results and don't stick with rowcount attribute:
However, it can be very expensive for data transfer between server and client.
What is your opinion? |
I prefer |
…() function prior to invocation of #rowcount() as suggested by polusok.
Forgot to enclose sub-query in brackets, previous comment edited. |
No problem with fetch_all() fix. In case of required performance optimization it can be done the other way. |
I believe this is now fixed for Oracle and SQLite. Please retest on Oracle as I don't have access to a setup right now. |
This should now be resolved with the 0.7 release |
i'm using DatabaseLibrary to connect to oracle thru cx_Oracle
${results} Row Count select * from dual
Row Count Is Equal To X select * from dual 1
and it's always returning 0 records
i've fixed query.py and added cur.fetchall() and it's working
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