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It does seem like a missing piece of the API - thanks. Could you add at least one test for PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQL Server? I'm also curious about the impetus for this. Were you looking for a statement timeout? |
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I really like this idea. I really appreciate the note in the doc string that only integers are supported right now. That will help a lot. |
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This could be useful for setting SQL_ATTR_ENABLE_AUTO_IPD statement attribute as well. |
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Duplicate lines. Should one of these be SQL_IS_INTEGER perhaps?
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You can set connection-level attributes via
set_attrbut not cursor-level settings. Note that I haven't had time for tests here yet, but can put them together if adding this to the project makes sense.