>> > Does that explain much, or would something "practical" be better? >>I would be interested in a real example of where this is useful. I'd >>also like to know if any database in existance supports this, or plans to. > > > It is useful at least wherever lazy access to multiple result sets would > be useful. To be honest co-routines are one of those things that until > you see how simple they make some problems, you don't understand why > they are useful. Right... hence why I'd like to see one of these real examples :) > Oracle seems to support multiple concurrent selects operating as if they > were all read-only cursors. Pg, etc, can support this behaviour with > explicit cursors. Would this be multiple selects against a single statement handler?Thread Previous | Thread Next