im working on this. contact me via email if you'd like to help...
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> for example in PERL DBD::mysql you can prepare statements like so:
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> $sql
Ok, well prepared statements to me mean that the SQL engine has
pre-compiled the SQL which is something MySQL doesn't support.
If all you want is an easier way to manage your queries using placeholders
it seems like a pretty trivial little thing to do in user space.
eg.
function execute
for example in PERL DBD::mysql you can prepare statements like so:
$sql = "update user_list set first_name = ? where id = ?"
$han = $dbh->prepare($sql);
$han->execute('andrew',1);
$han->execute('bill',2);
this is a very useful thing that's implemented in a lot of different
languages (PER
> i'd like to get people's feedback on the possibility/ feasibility of
> implementing prepared statements in php for atleast MySQL and perhaps
> more. i'm new to the list, so maybe you've already discussed this. i'd
> like to start developing something like this soon unless someone else is
>
i'd like to get people's feedback on the possibility/ feasibility of
implementing prepared statements in php for atleast MySQL and perhaps
more. i'm new to the list, so maybe you've already discussed this. i'd
like to start developing something like this soon unless someone else is
already w
