> With statements, you use a sign, and replace that with a type
The sign in Gambas is the &1, &2, &3...which are replaced by the varying
number of params after.
OK, as far as I can tell it's not a true prepared statement in that
there appears to be no way to reuse it with different params but it
That's not really a prepared statement.
With statements, you use a sign, and replace that with a type. This is some
java sample code:
java.sql.PreparedStatement stmt = connection.prepareStatement(
"SELECT * FROM users WHERE USERNAME = ? AND PASSWORD = ?");
stmt.setString(1, usernam
You mean like this (not so long ago on this very mailing list...)
> Caveat wrote:
> >
> > Here's some working code...
> >
> > conn = DataAccess.getConnection()
> > conn.Exec("delete from UTI001 where CLEF = &1", "Caveat")
> > conn.Exec("insert into UTI001 (CLEF, Langue, Backup) VALUES (&1,
Hello,
Are there prepared statements in Gambas? It is so much safer to deal with a
database with them!
Thanks
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