Re: Why NOT use fetchReturnsList?

Leo Leo wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> I have still a question about this parameter "fetchReturnsList".
> 
> As far as I have understood it, the pgResultSet contains a lot more
> information about the retrieved data, than the result by Lists.

That's correct. PgResultSet had a lot more overhead in the past, but we 
implemented an optimization once that dynamically creates classes. Now 
the classes contain the additional information of the PgResultSet, not 
each object instance any more.

PgResultSets are still slower than fetchReturnsList=True, but not so 
significantly any longer.

> [...] So, shouldn't it be better (Performance, less traffic etc.) to gather this
> additional information in an other way (just once per select) and get the
> data by lists? (I made something like this for PHP some months ago)

There's hardly any space overhead of PgResultSets any more :-)

-- Gerhard


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