v0.6.0

CHANGELOG

v0.6.0

Breaking changes

• To avoid allocating data twice for inputs, the results now by default will return references in the data field of Adbc.Column.

  If you need to use them in the Elixir world, you can use Adbc.Result.materialize/1 and
  Adbc.Column.materialize/1 to convert the data to regular Elixir terms.

  iex> {:ok, results} = Connection.query(conn, "SELECT 123 as num, 456.78 as fp")
  {:ok,
    results = %Adbc.Result{
      data: [
          %Adbc.Column{
            name: "num",
            type: :s64,
            metadata: nil,
            nullable: true,
            data: [#Reference<0.351247108.3006922760.20174>]
          },
          %Adbc.Column{
            name: "fp",
            type: :f64,
            metadata: nil,
            nullable: true,
            data: [#Reference<0.351247108.3006922760.20175>]
          }
      ],
      num_rows: nil
  }}
  iex> Adbc.Result.materialize(results)
  %Adbc.Result{
    data: [
      %Adbc.Column{
        name: "num",
        type: :s64,
        nullable: true,
        metadata: nil,
        data: [123]
      },
      %Adbc.Column{
        name: "fp",
        type: :f64,
        nullable: true,
        metadata: nil,
        data: [456.78]
      }
    ]
  }