Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> > Gerhard H?ring wrote:
> > >
> > > This patch fixes the well-known but unfixed bug that fetchone() always returns
> > > the first result in the DB-API compliant wrapper. It turned out that the bug
> > > was way down in the C code.
> > >
> > > Gerhard
> >
> > This is great. It solves a problem we were having.
> >
> > Bruce: this should go into 7.1.3 (if possible). It applies cleanly and,
> > without it, we basically can't use Python (cursors don't work, basically).
>
> We only put major lowrisk fixes in 7.1.X releases, and this one is too
> minor for the risk. Sorry.
>
Bruce,
It may be too late for including it, but it would not be for the reasons above.
1) low risk
It is low risk. It is a one line patch that only affects the python interface code.
2) major
It is major. Without it we can consider that 7.1 does not support Python
(at least, not the 2.0 API).
What use is an interface that keeps returning the same row (the first one)
every time you call the cursor trying to get the next row?
It happens with both functions fetchone() and fetchmany(), so there is no
workaround besides reading the whole table (which sometimes is not feasible).
So, it is both low risk and major.
Cheers,
Fernando
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