On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 09:55:06AM +, Ed Hawke scratched on the wall:
> Hi all,
>
> I have an SQL application that relies on using views to allow a user to
> make an array of choices to filter down the information returned to them
> from multiple tables, without having to code complex statements to take
> into account the order in which they need to be applied.
>
> To speed up this process a little I would like to use binding on select
> statements, but I am selecting from a view and creating a new view from
> the information returned. Without knowing what view I will be querying
> beforehand, there is no way that I can use binding is there?
> Is there a way around this problem?
No. You can only bind something that can be expressed as a literal
value. A view name is an identifier and cannot be bound. Your only
choice is to manually re-build and prepare the statement each time
the view name changes.
-j
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