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feat: add support for PG.OID in parameterized queries - #1035
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This PR adds support for using PG.OID values in parameterized SELECT queries.
For example:
with database.snapshot() as snapshot: results = snapshot.execute_sql( "SELECT $1", params = {"p1": 123}, param_types = {"p1": spanner.param_types.PG_OID}) for row in results: print(row)