Hello, On Thu, 4 May 2023, 11:36 Alvaro Herrera, <alvhe...@alvh.no-ip.org <mailto:alvhe...@alvh.no-ip.org>> wrote: > On 2023-May-04, Anton Kirilov wrote: > If you want to make sure it's fully flushed, your only option is to have > the call block.
Surely PQflush() returning 0 would signify that the output buffer has been fully flushed? Which means that there is another, IMHO simpler option than introducing an extra flag - make the new function return the same values as PQflush(), i.e. 0 for no error and fully flushed output, -1 for error, and 1 for partial flush (so that the user may start polling for write readiness). Of course, the function would never return 1 (but would block instead) unless the user has called PQsetnonblocking() beforehand. Best wishes, Anton Kirilov
