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tripda/curse
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A PostgreSQL cursor reader

v0.0.2(11y ago)434MITPHP

Since Apr 22Pushed 11y ago8 watchersCompare

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Curse - Cursor reader for cursed PostgreSQL's functions
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[](#curse---cursor-reader-for-cursed-postgresqls-functions)

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If you have large result sets returned by a PostgreSQL's function maybe is time to return a cursor and try this tiny library to help you out.

How to use it
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[](#how-to-use-it)

Composer installation coming soon!

This component was made to use its own connection (You need to have a own transaction in order to use cursors in PostgreSQL) so you will need to use the component's `PDOConnection` (a wrapper for [PDO](http://php.net/pdo) with less methods and functionality) or create your own implementation of `ConnectionInterface` (for using Doctrine's DBAL, for example).

Note that the component will not declare a cursor for your query or something like that (although this will be done soon) it was made to take a function that returns a cursor. That said let's see some code (I will skip connection part because it is really, really simple).

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