Luigi Dell'Aquila

Hi @leonwang0 Yes, all the result sets are released when you execute .close(). This could be a bug, or just a query you forgot to close. Do you have a...

@laa I agree with you, without a proper reproducer it's really hard to understand what's happening. The only clear thing here is that the client is executing a batch script,...

Hi @steinybot As you know, v 2.2 did not have any hotfix updates for more than one year, the SQL executor is a legacy component (completely rewritten from scratch in...

Hi @steinybot Unfortunately, preserving RIDs is not an option for now. If that's a constraint for you, I'd suggest to try copy/pasting the databases and see if it works in...

Hi @BalaTrigyn Please check this https://orientdb.org/docs/3.1.x/misc/OrientDB-REST.html#post---command you'll find exactly what you need Thanks Luigi

Hi @luigidellaquila I think the problem here is that you are appending the request content to the URL. You should send it as the POST data instead (eg. `-d` with...

Hi @BalaTrigyn I don't know PowerBI, but I think it supports sending POST requests with data. Checking Google for the topic I found this, maybe it will help https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Power-Query/Getting-data-from-API-with-JSON-body/m-p/1047261#M35290 thanks...

Hi @hohwille Actually OrientDB supports multiple SQL statements in Document API using OCommandScript ``` ODatabaseDocumentTx db = new ODatabaseDocumentTx("remote:localhost..."); db.open("user", "pass"); String script = "INSERT INTO Foo SET name =...

Hi @axelfontaine What would it need to implement a plugin for OrientDB? We can provide a JavaCC grammar for CRUD statements (it partially covers also schema manipulation statements, it will...

Probably, to make things easier, it just makes sense to write a statement per row and split the script line by line. Just guessing... Luigi