ScriptExecuteOptions

Extends DataMappingOptions

Key	Type	Default	Description
autoCommit	boolean	true	Specifies whether to execute the script in auto-commit mode
objectRows	boolean	false	Specifies whether rows are fetched as <FieldName, Value> pair objects or as arrays of values. Deprecated in favor of rowDecoder, which still works
rowDecoder	'array' | 'object' | RowDecoder		Selects how a row's raw wire data is turned into a value: the built-in array/object shapes, or a custom RowDecoder subclass. Wins over objectRows when both are set
typeMap	DataTypeMap	GlobalTypeMap	Data type map instance
rollbackOnError	boolean	true	When off, if a statement in a transaction block generates an error, the error is ignored and the transaction continues. When on (the default), a statement in a transaction block that generates an error aborts the entire transaction
signal	AbortSignal		Aborts the call when the signal fires: the running script is cancelled on the server and the promise rejects with the signal's own reason, with the database error attached as cause. Cancelling is a request rather than a guarantee — the call settles when the server has actually finished, not the moment abort() is called. AbortSignal.timeout(ms) gives a per-call timeout
asyncErrorHandling	boolean	the connection's own setting	Overrides the connection's own asyncErrorHandling for this call only — see DatabaseConnectionParams.asyncErrorHandling

ScriptExecuteOptions has no cursor, params, columnFormat or fetchCount fields — those are specific to QueryOptions; a script is a batch of Simple Query statements with no bind parameters and no cursor support.