Re: When extended query protocol ends?

>Would performance suffer that much?

I have not benchmarked it much, however, the driver sends "autosave"
queries once (savepoint) or twice(savepoint+release) for every
user-provided query.
If we use extended queries (parse+bind+exec) for every savepoint, that
would result in 3 or 6 messages overhead for every user query.

From many measurements we know that insert into table(id, name)
values(?,?),(?,?),(?,?) is much more efficient than
sending individual bind-exec-bind-exec-bind-exec-sync messages like "insert
into table(id, name) values(?,?)"
For instance, here are some measurements:
https://www.baeldung.com/spring-jdbc-batch-inserts#performance-comparisons
Based on that measurements I assume there's a non-trivial per-message
overhead.

Vladimir