Seek to beginning of result set before iterating #27
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This avoids the set appearing to be empty if the user tries iterating after performing a count.
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Hi there...
I noticed that when calling #count on a result set and then calling #each_hash (or #each), it would appear that the set was empty. This PR is my solution to that, and I'm currently using it in production.
Let me know what you think!
Thanks,
Matt