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Reactive support via R2DBC and Coroutines Flow
See original GitHub issueIt would be awesome if Ktorm could be non-blocking and reactive by leveraging R2DBC instead of JDBC exposed via Coroutines and its Flow API instead of Sequence.
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My first suggestion would be to change so that a query is applied to a connection object. Then the JDBC and R2DBC specific code can be separated. This would also allow for multiple datasources.
2022年8月2号，期待中