Add batch() returning per-statement result sets#227
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Implement the per-statement batch() interface from tursodatabase/turso#7343 in both the async (promise.js) and sync (compat.js) Database APIs. batch(statements, mode?) executes statements sequentially and returns one ResultSet per input statement, each with columns, columnTypes, rows (with positional and named access), rowsAffected, lastInsertRowid, and toJSON(). When a transaction mode is provided and the connection is not already in a transaction, the batch is wrapped in BEGIN/COMMIT and rolled back on failure.
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Implement the per-statement batch() interface from tursodatabase/turso#7343
in both the async (promise.js) and sync (compat.js) Database APIs.
batch(statements, mode?) executes statements sequentially and returns one
ResultSet per input statement, each with columns, columnTypes, rows (with
positional and named access), rowsAffected, lastInsertRowid, and toJSON().
When a transaction mode is provided and the connection is not already in a
transaction, the batch is wrapped in BEGIN/COMMIT and rolled back on failure.