Configurable statement options for Oracle Client#1616
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In the Vert.x JDBC Client, it is possible to configure different statement options in JDBCConnectOptions: - query timeout - max rows - fetch direction - fetch size This change provides a similar feature for the Reactive Oracle Client. Signed-off-by: Thomas Segismont <tsegismont@gmail.com>
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@DavideD this could be of interest for Hibernate Reactive |
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In the Vert.x JDBC Client, it is possible to configure different statement options in
JDBCConnectOptions:This change provides a similar feature for the Reactive Oracle Client.