Dave Cramer

@kdubb I have no issue moving it into org.postgresql. and housing it inside our github repo if that's something that appeals to you.

@jesperpedersen well that's an excellent question. One possibility is that inside the PostgreSQL org it might get more love. I don't have an answer.

The better question is why do you want to use a stored procedure ? They kinda suck at the moment

@kdubb are they really? I thought that was only the case over very low latency connections. Once their was significant latency the differences become moot ?

haha, that might be a while :)

Love it... see https://github.com/pgjdbc/pgjdbc/issues/2316

You can use the pgjdbc library which the link above refers to. Not sure about this one.

can't help ya, I only work on one of them

How are 1 and 2 bugs ? Can you explain ?

as to "fully compliant JDBC driver" that means that it is compliant with JDBC which sadly allows for quite a bit of latitude as the spec is not particularly well...