Michael McMahon

Thanks, I understand what you mean now, and I like the idea of a type lookup method. Assuming the result is not already cached, I think this would require a...

Perhaps we should use this thread to explore the larger idea of supporting UDTs? I originally just wanted support for the highly specific case of a UDT out parameter bind....

Hi @rathoreamrsingh. Very sorry to see this error yet again! I believe it is a duplicate of #89. Can you check what I wrote there and see if it helps?

It looks like you may need to stay on the 0.4.0 release for now, as it is the only version compatible with Spring Data R2DBC. However, it looks like a...

Sorry to see this issue coming up. @GohKianSeng This looks like a duplicate of #89. Can you please check my response there, and if this is a duplicate, then please...

Thanks @rathoreamrsingh, this issue identifies a problem with Oracle R2DBC: We don't have a way to filter warnings. To correct this, I'll need to declare a new interface: oracle.r2dbc.OracleR2dbcWarning With...

As a temporary workaround, you might checking for a SQLWarning as a cause: ```java result.filter(segment -> !(segment instance of Result.Message) || !(((Result.Message)segment).exception().getCause() instanceof SQLWarning)) ``` This is ugly though. I'll...

Hi @rathoreamrsingh, looks like I typed some code that didn't compile ("instance of"). Below is a full class that does compile (note the TODOs): ```java import io.r2dbc.spi.Connection; import io.r2dbc.spi.ConnectionFactories; import...

I have some code written to add the OracleR2dbcWarning class, and it seems to be working well. I've just noticed that this issue was originally spotted in #82, but I...

Hi @nirmalhk7. Were you planning to return to this? If not, I think I'll have a go at it on my own.