Benjamin J Ferguson

Any updates on this? Just didn't want this to be closed because it's stale.

@markdirish Good news! I've updated to the beta version as you suggested and reran my tests. After testing multiple scenarios, I've found that not only did this change resolve the...

> @snotmare > > How did you get that performance gain, if I may ask? I have an extremely simple query with 100 rows and 3 columns and it takes...

One possible way to handle this would be to add a filter property in launch.json that allows regex to determine what processes are shown. This would add some flexibility for...

Is this issue being worked? We use actions in our code base and they work perfectly fine. It's annoying that typescript thinks there is an error. Our payload looks similar...

After more testing, I found out the update and execute behaves the same way. If I run an update that results in 0 rows being updated, it throws an error...

@markdirish thanks for the response! It looks like you're using the query() method to execute your SQL, I didn't realize you could do that. When I try your way, I...

@harsh-savvient When I'm using a pool, I will use the .aquire() and .release() methods to get a connection and execute on that connection rather than the pool itself. Maybe that...

@harsh-savvient Ah, I'm sorry, we're actually using a different pool library rather than the built-in one for odbc. We're using generic-pool. Either way, try your code with a connection object...

Hello @markdirish ! Just checking in... was my last response to you helpful in recreating the issue? Is there more information that I can provide to help? Perhaps the issue...