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Request #81525 Support for Coroutines/Fibers in OCI8
Submitted: 2021-10-14 15:00 UTC Modified: -
From: anton_swartz at apple dot com Assigned:
Status: Open Package: OCI8 related
PHP Version: 8.0.11 OS: All
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2021-10-14 15:00 UTC] anton_swartz at apple dot com 
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We are wanting to find out about getting support for coroutines/fibers in the OCI8 driver for PDO.

Currently when using the OCI8 driver with PDO we Geta blocking request.

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 [2023-05-29 05:46 UTC] ElliotWhite at teleworm dot us 
Since coroutines/fibers are typically related to asynchronous programming, it's important to ensure that the underlying driver or extension supports asynchronous operations.

You can try reaching out to the developers or maintainers of OCI8 and PDO through their official channels, such as their GitHub repositories or forums, to inquire about the availability of coroutine/fiber support or any potential workarounds for achieving non-blocking behavior. They would be in the best position to provide guidance and support specific to those technologies.
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 [2024-04-18 07:22 UTC] Anthony101990Jones at outlook dot com 
To inquire about support for coroutines/fibers in the OCI8 driver for PDO, you can reach out to the developers or maintainers of OCI8 and PDO through their official channels. This could include their GitHub repositories, forums, or any other official communication channels they provide. They may be able to offer information on the availability of coroutine/fiber support or suggest potential workarounds for achieving non-blocking behavior with the OCI8 driver.

Additionally, keeping an eye on the official PHP bug tracking system or feature requests related to OCI8 might provide updates on the progress or plans for incorporating such support in the future.
 
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