feat: add method for getting batched statements #318
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Adds a GetBatchedStatements function that returns the currently buffered statements that will be executed if RunBatch is called. This gives applications the possibility of inspecting the list of buffered statements before actually executing them.
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| } | ||
| res := make([]spanner.Statement, len(c.batch.statements)) | ||
| copy(res, c.batch.statements) | ||
| return res |
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Tip: you can use return slices.Clone(c.batch.statements) for slightly shorter code.
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Adds a GetBatchedStatements function that returns the currently buffered statements that will be executed if RunBatch is called. This gives applications the possibility of inspecting the list of buffered statements before actually executing them.