Draft of metadata API with timestamp tracking capabilities. #1725
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I'm on holidays this week can have a look next Friday. |
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It does feel a bit different from the other parts of our API ... but I guess I would simply need to play around with it a bit. I gess we can always change things in the future, if we want to give all parts the same feel. |
Signed-off-by: Łukasz Dywicki <[email protected]>
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Introduction of tag metadata which serves similar purpose to result set metadata for JDBC, but with constraints on key syntax. Softly related to #1471 and other drivers which are capable of providing timestamp information as a part of message exchanges.
In order to force registration of metadata keys, so they can be identified by callers, if needed, keys have non-string form.
Feature been discussed recently in this thread:
https://lists.apache.org/thread/chc1p0czm7q33n1r57zbw7h11c7wzp4l
but origins of feature come from older thread:
https://lists.apache.org/thread/r3g4y6p7kst7z5bdpmccd8538h3hl80f