Alexey Firsov
Alexey Firsov
@asgoel maybe this is what we will do after integration `executemany`
We have not had time to correct the documentation. can you help us by make PR? But you can use transactions example: ```python import asyncio import aiopg from aiopg.transaction import...
Need an example of how you use `aiopg`, are you using the `core` or `sqlalchemy` syntax
You can write an example test to reproduce this behavior?
@mrquokka hi. Some middleware are known to behave incorrectly though when the connection is closed during a transaction (when status is STATUS_IN_TRANSACTION). PgBouncer reports an unclean server and discards the...
@samuelcolvin @jettify Hi. I'm look to next week.
@FadedCoder hi. you probably mean queries of this type: ```python async def test_bulk(connect): query = tbl.update().where( tbl.c.id == sa.bindparam('id') ).values(name=sa.bindparam('name')) await connect.execute(query, [ dict(id='1', name='test_update1'), dict(id='2', name='test_update2'), ]) ``` it's...
as I understand it, if we were writing an extension for psycopg this would be true. however, we repeat its parts, we do not expand the functionality, do not overlap...
what for? I do not see any useful uses for this.
The case is interesting. but he will be rigidly attached to the docker. I don’t know how correct it is.