pub fn run(&self) -> QueryIter {
        let sql: Vec<_> = self.vals.iter().flat_map(|x| x.to_sql()).collect();
        trace!("Starting incremental query");
        let rows = self.stmt.lazy_query(self.trans, &sql, 16384).unwrap();
        trace!("Incremental query returned");
        QueryIter {
            rows: rows,
            fact_ids: self.fact_ids,
            var_types: self.var_types.clone(),
        }
    }
/// Actually runs the query stored inside, transforming it into a lazy query iterator
Actually runs the query stored inside, transforming it into a lazy query iterator
Actually runs the query stored inside transforming it into a lazy query iterator
pub fn run(&self) -> QueryIter {
        let sql: Vec<_> = self.vals.iter().flat_map(|x| x.to_sql()).collect();
        trace!("Starting incremental query");
        let rows = self.stmt.lazy_query(self.trans, &sql, 16384).unwrap();
        trace!("Incremental query returned");
        QueryIter {
            rows: rows,
            fact_ids: self.fact_ids,
            var_types: self.var_types.clone(),
        }
    }
pub fn run ( & self ) -> QueryIter { let sql : Vec < _ > = self . vals . iter ( ) . flat_map ( | x | x . to_sql ( ) ) . collect ( ) ; trace ! ( " " ) ; let rows = self . stmt . lazy_query ( self . trans , & sql , 16384 ) . unwrap ( ) ; trace ! ( " " ) ; QueryIter { rows : rows , fact_ids : self . fact_ids , var_types : self . var_types . clone ( ) , } }
Actually runs the query stored inside, transforming it into a lazy query iterator
Actually runs the query stored inside transforming it into a lazy query iterator
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