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Polars X Oracle helper tool

list[dict] is lame, dataframes are cool When SQL queries return dataframes, why shouldn't the drivers do the same? asyncdb-polars exists with a postgres version.

IMO it is easier to have a different lib per each database because its easier to maintain.

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