How is that relevant? It's still parseable with parameter placeholders in
place of literal parameters.
*NO PARSING*
The script must be stuffable into PQexec in total, backend does the rest.
Presumably \beginliteral \endliteral would be psql's way of specifying
parameters to ship over as parameters.
Again: not psql, but sql language itself must provide this.
It probably is, but that's not what I was thinking of. I was thinking it
wouldn't have to poke around inside the string at all, it would pass it as an
out-of-band parameter using the new FE protocol.
No out-of-band, because this would require splitting the script in pieces.
This helps with DBI too, since you can already do that.
$dbh->do("CREATE FUNCTION foo as ? LANGUAGE SQL", $func);
There may be a huge number of CREATE FUNCTION within the same script!
Regards,
Andreas
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