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### Query Execution
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-`adbc_scan(handle, query, [params := row(...)], [batch_size := N])` - Execute a SELECT query and return results as a table. Supports parameterized queries via the optional `params` named parameter. The optional `batch_size` parameter hints to the driver how many rows to return per batch (default: driver-specific, typically 2048). This is a best-effort hint that may be ignored by drivers that don't support it.
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-`adbc_scan_table(handle, table_name, [batch_size := N])` - Scan an entire table by name and return all rows. Convenience function that generates `SELECT * FROM "table_name"` internally. Supports projection pushdown (only requested columns are fetched), filter pushdown (WHERE clauses are pushed to the remote database with parameter binding), cardinality estimation, progress reporting, and column-level statistics for query optimization (distinct count, null count when available from the driver via `AdbcConnectionGetStatistics`).
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-`adbc_scan_table(handle, table_name, [catalog := ...], [schema := ...], [batch_size := N])` - Scan an entire table by name and return all rows. Supports optional `catalog` and `schema` parameters for fully qualified table names. Supports projection pushdown (only requested columns are fetched), filter pushdown (WHERE clauses are pushed to the remote database with parameter binding), cardinality estimation, progress reporting, and column-level statistics for query optimization (distinct count, null count, min/max when available from the driver via `AdbcConnectionGetStatistics`).
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