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Subject: Re: [pgjdbc/pgjdbc] PR #3396: SQLData Support
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@visi @davecramer OK, Now I added in some auto-conversion of types getObject(T[]) that the impossibl driver handles. BUT I'm still having another issue with CheckerFramework that I just can't figure out how to handle. But it is with the weird java.lang.reflect code that I have to use because I can't seem to figure out how to get a generic version of an Array any other way.
Also I tried to implement SQLInput.readArray() but as I guessed there is a problem with the oid so I've commented that out and made it again. Not implemented. NOTE: I don't use this in my code anywhere (I use the above getObject(T[]) instead, but I thought for completeness it would be nice. So if anyone has any ideas there.