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You can now use QList and QVarLenghtArray for values. The later is quite interesting because it is not allocating for a provided capacity. So you can now write: statement.valuesWithTransaction<QVarLenghtArray<int, 1024>>(); And in almost all case no expensive memory is allocated. With the help of NRVO there should be no copy too. That is very useful for temporary values which are transformed into a different type. The capacity changed to an template parameter too: statement.valuesWithTransaction<int, 1024>(); That is more clear than before: statement.valuesWithTransaction<int>(1024); Change-Id: I6d8d10ed9db0cc37f0579353a416e36e23c30415 Reviewed-by: Tim Jenssen <tim.jenssen@qt.io>