fix streaming error with a unstable network connection

[hyunkshinft]

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[davecramer]

still failing the testAsyncNotifyWithTimeout test

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[davecramer]

@hyunkshinft have you tested this with the streamProblem test ? I'm OK with this as a stop gap measure. The real solution is to read from the backend using a separate thread.

[hyunkshinft]

@hyunkshinft have you tested this with the streamProblem test ?

@davecramer Yes, I did test with streamProblem which ran successfully.

The real solution is to read from the backend using a separate thread.

It sounds like a more radical change to overall architecture. I will leave that challenge to more experienced pgjdbc guru like you.

[davecramer]

Thanks ya, it is a bit more invasive.