fix(pgwire): prepared batch with same SQL returns corrupted results#6706
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When executing multiple commands with the same SQL but different parameters caused the second command to return corrupted data.
Root cause:
msgBindCopySelectFormatCodes()checkedfactory != nullto determine if format codes should be set. When a prepared statement is reused viacopyIfExecuted(), the new entry hasfactory=null(not copied), causing format codes to be skipped. The client then misinterpreted binary/text format.Fix: Replace
factory != nullwithhasResultSet()which usessqlTypeFixes #6703