Oracle R2DBC uses the common ForkJoinPool (FJP) by default. For some systems, this is not ideal as the FJP threads may be abused with blocking or long running operations.
It would be valuable if Oracle R2DBC allowed a non-default Executor to be configured.
Oracle R2DBC uses the common ForkJoinPool (FJP) by default. For some systems, this is not ideal as the FJP threads may be abused with blocking or long running operations.
It would be valuable if Oracle R2DBC allowed a non-default Executor to be configured.