Chris Angelico wrote:
Executing a query gives you some sort of object. That object either contains all the results, or has the resource handle (or whatever) needed to fetch more from the back end. That basically makes it a cursor, so we're not far different after all :)
The point is that my API doesn't make a big deal out of them. You don't typically think about them, just as you don't usually think much about the intermediate iterator created when you do "for x in some_list". -- Greg -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
