Added rowsAffected to PostgreSQLResult #143
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…QLExecutionContext.query` Currently `PostgreSQLExecutionContext.query` does not have a way to know how many rows did that particular query affected. The only way to get that information is to use `PostgreSQLExecutionContext.execute`. Unfortunately `execute` uses slower, less efficient encoding to talk to the PostgreSQL server and does not support all data types that `query` supports. This allows you to use `PostgreSQLExecutionContext.query` for INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE statements and get the affected row count.
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Currently
PostgreSQLExecutionContext.querydoes not have a way to know how many rows did that particularquery affected. The only way to get that information is to use
PostgreSQLExecutionContext.execute.Unfortunately
executeuses slower, less efficient encoding to talk to the PostgreSQLserver and does not support all data types that
querysupports.This allows you to use
PostgreSQLExecutionContext.queryfor INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE statementsand get the affected row count.