Remove early return from set_cursor_tuple_fraction
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The early return removed the ability to override Postgres' default fraction of `0.1` with `1.0`. A workaround was to use `0.99999` but that's a little bit ugly, so let's just always set the tuple fraction. Alternatively, we could check the current fraction on the `@connection` and only change it if it's different, which would also allow us to revert the temporary fraction change afterward, but that's an adjustment for another PR. Partially fixes afair#49
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The early return removed the ability to override Postgres' default fraction of
0.1with1.0. A workaround was to use0.99999but that's a little bit ugly, so let's just always set the tuple fraction.Alternatively, we could check the current fraction on the
@connectionand only change it if it's different, which would also allow us to revert the temporary fraction change afterward, but that's an adjustment for another PR.Partially fixes #49