tessl/golang-github-com-jackc-pgx-v5
pgx is a pure Go driver and toolkit for PostgreSQL providing a native high-performance interface with PostgreSQL-specific features plus a database/sql compatibility adapter.
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Pipeline Mode
Pipeline mode allows sending queries without waiting for previous results, reducing round trips.
Pipeline Mode
Pipeline mode allows sending queries without waiting for previous results, reducing round trips.
func (pgConn *PgConn) StartPipeline(ctx context.Context) *Pipelinetype Pipeline struct { /* unexported */ }
func (p *Pipeline) SendQueryParams(sql string, paramValues [][]byte, paramOIDs []uint32, paramFormats, resultFormats []int16)
func (p *Pipeline) SendQueryPrepared(stmtName string, paramValues [][]byte, paramFormats, resultFormats []int16)
func (p *Pipeline) SendPrepare(name, sql string, paramOIDs []uint32)
func (p *Pipeline) SendDeallocate(name string)
func (p *Pipeline) SendPipelineSync()
func (p *Pipeline) SendFlushRequest()
func (p *Pipeline) Flush() error
func (p *Pipeline) Sync() error
func (p *Pipeline) GetResults() (results any, err error)
func (p *Pipeline) Close() errorGetResults returns one of: *ResultReader, *StatementDescription, *PipelineSync, or nil (no more results).
type PipelineSync struct{} // synchronization point
type CloseComplete struct{} // response to Close messagePipeline example:
pgConn := conn.PgConn()
pipeline := pgConn.StartPipeline(ctx)
pipeline.SendQueryParams("SELECT $1::int", [][]byte{[]byte("1")}, nil, nil, nil)
pipeline.SendQueryParams("SELECT $1::int", [][]byte{[]byte("2")}, nil, nil, nil)
pipeline.SendPipelineSync() // mark sync point
pipeline.Flush() // send buffered data
// Read results
for {
result, err := pipeline.GetResults()
if result == nil {
break
}
switch r := result.(type) {
case *pgconn.ResultReader:
for r.NextRow() {
vals := r.Values()
_ = vals
}
r.Close()
case *pgconn.PipelineSync:
// synchronization point reached
}
}
pipeline.Close()Usage Notes
- Pipeline mode is accessed via
pgconn.PgConn.StartPipeline(ctx) - Send multiple queries before reading results
- Use
SendPipelineSync()to mark synchronization points - Call
Flush()to send buffered data - Read results with
GetResults() - Close the pipeline when done
Example
pgConn := conn.PgConn()
pipeline := pgConn.StartPipeline(ctx)
// Queue multiple queries
pipeline.SendQueryParams("SELECT $1::int", [][]byte{[]byte("1")}, nil, nil, nil)
pipeline.SendQueryParams("SELECT $1::int", [][]byte{[]byte("2")}, nil, nil, nil)
pipeline.SendQueryParams("SELECT $1::int", [][]byte{[]byte("3")}, nil, nil, nil)
pipeline.SendPipelineSync()
pipeline.Flush()
// Read all results
for {
result, err := pipeline.GetResults()
if err != nil {
return err
}
if result == nil {
break
}
switch r := result.(type) {
case *pgconn.ResultReader:
for r.NextRow() {
vals := r.Values()
fmt.Println("Got value:", string(vals[0]))
}
r.Close()
case *pgconn.PipelineSync:
fmt.Println("Sync point reached")
}
}
pipeline.Close()When to Use Pipeline Mode
Use pipeline mode when:
- Sending multiple independent queries
- Network latency is high
- Query execution time is low
- You don't need results from one query to construct the next
Do not use when:
- Results from one query are needed for the next
- Queries modify the same data
- You need immediate feedback from each query
Performance
Pipeline mode can significantly reduce latency for multiple small queries:
- Without pipeline: N round trips for N queries
- With pipeline: ~2 round trips for N queries (send all, sync, receive all)
Install with Tessl CLI
npx tessl i tessl/golang-github-com-jackc-pgx-v5