Markus Klein

AFAIK turbodbc does not allow to set a connection timeout. In case someone wants to implement it though: You can set `SQL_ATTR_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT` using `SQLSetConnectionAttr`. >An SQLUINTEGER value corresponding to the...

Just to chip in here a little. I recently tested inserting into an SQLite Database. I inserted a csv file 25k rows (somewhat larger than 3MiB) into an SQLite DB...

Hello, I do not know if this is the issue you are facing, but I can spot one bug within this code. There is no such thing as a maximum...

I think I would be. Even better, I know that the numpy case is due to a missing template specialization. The thing is that right now I've no time to...

For reference: One idea I could imagine is calling `SQLMoreResults` a configurable amount of times, before creating the cursor.

@alexdavis24 Oh sorry, there seems to be a misunderstanding here. The feature you are looking for is to my knowledge not implemented in turbodbc. I've been making a suggestion of...

It's not up to the `turbodbc` contributers to decide in which order ODBC Driver and Driver manager return result sets. It makes sense though for ODBC to return results in...

Hi, I'm the original creator of `odbc-safe` and a maintainer of `turbodbc`. To achive this you need to be able to query many rows at once in bulk. Sadly I...

No promises here, to summarize the answer to your original question: Right now there is no of the shelf solution to efficiently fill an arrow array from an odbc data...

@alippai I've since written https://github.com/pacman82/odbc2parquet which demonstrates how to bind columnar buffers and retrieve the results efficiently. It directly utilizes the parquet type system, rather than arrow (mostly since rusts...