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fix: wait for asynchronous row batch delivery - #465
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added this pull request to stack #466
October 23, 2026 00:19
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Large asynchronous queries can resolve before their row callbacks run, returning only the final batch. Native results now report how many batches were emitted, and the managed API waits for all of them before returning the complete result.
Reproduction
Execute an asynchronous query returning 1,000 rows. Both
results.lengthandrows.lengthshould be 1,000, with every row in SQL result order.