NAME

Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Results

DESCRIPTION

Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Results is a container for a Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Cursor like Mojo::Pg::Results is for a statement handle. Therefore it tries to mimic the API of Mojo::Pg::Results whereever it makes sense to do do.

This container should behave like Mojo::Pg::Results for array, columns, hash, and expand. It intentionally does not support hashes or arrays since if you wish to use those you should just use query instead. One difference in behavior is rows returns the number of rows in the current iteration not the total rows for the query.

ATTRIBUTES

cursor

    my $cursor = $results->cursor;
    $results = $results->cursor($cursor);

The Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Cursor rows are fetched from.

seconds_blocked

    my $time_wasted = $results->seconds_blocked;

The cumulative time the cursor has spent waiting for rows.

METHODS

array

    my $row = $results->array;

Return next row from "cursor" as an array reference.

columns

    my $columns = $results->columns;

Return column names as an array reference.

expand

    $results = $results->expand;

Decode json and jsonb fields automatically for all rows.

hash

    my $row = $results->hash;

Return next row from "cursor" as a hash reference.

new

    my $results = Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Results->new(cursor => $cursor);

Construct a new Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Results object.

rows

    my $num = $results->rows;

Number of rows in current iteration; not the total for the original query.

    $results->rows(1000);

Set the number of rows to fetch in each iteration. Since the next iteration is always pre-fetched up to twice this many rows will be in memory at any given time. Set this to optimize for time or memory in your specific use case.

If not set then the Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Cursor default fetch size is used.

wait

  $results->wait;

Wait for background query to finish. This would be used to block before making another background query on the same database handle.

LICENSE

Copyright (C) Nathaniel Nutter.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR

Nathaniel Nutter nnutter@cpan.org

SEE ALSO

Mojo::PgX::Cursor, Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Cursor, Mojo::PgX::Cursor::Database

cpanm Mojo::PgX::Cursor

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Mojo::PgX::Cursor