Michael König

I agree that this would be a convenient addition. I am not sure how this would impact performance. Also, I would have to create new named tuple types for each...

Hi! Yes, the optional `nextset()` method from PEP-249 is not implemented yet. I'll put it on the list.

Hi! First of all, congratulations on using such flattering debug output; I feel compelled to assist ;-). Given your description I suspect that the problem has something to do with...

Hi Dave! The data type `-25` corresponds to `SQL_C_SBIGINT`, a signed 64-bit integer that turbodbc uses to query 64 bit fields. The [MS reference](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/odbc/reference/appendixes/c-data-types) has this to say about the...

Just a few thoughts: * It is difficult to blame turbodbc for an ODBC driver not implementing data types required by the ODBC standard. That won't change that Oracle does...

Agreed, for financial data decimal data is essential, but was not the prime application area when creating turbodbc. I did not know that Arrow supports decimal, the fact it does...

Yes, but that is expected, as the types used to transfer data from the database have not changed.

Hi guys! Currently, my time for working on turbodbc is very limited, unfortunately. Even more unfortunately, this will not change in the near future. The best way to bump this...

@xhochy Does this look familiar?

Interesting! Turbodbc actually uses the number of columns in the result set to determine whether there is a result set or not (`SQLNumResultCols()` ODBC function). What is the correct way,...