Richard Huxton wrote:
Sebastien FLAESCH wrote:
Hi,
Parameterized queries (PREPARE/EXECUTE), is a great thing, but it
would even be better if the DECLARE CURSOR could use a PREPAREd
statement, to declare a "server-side" cursor with a parameterized
query, to use the benefits of DECLAREd cursors (n
Sebastien FLAESCH wrote:
Hi,
Parameterized queries (PREPARE/EXECUTE), is a great thing, but it would
even be better if the DECLARE CURSOR could use a PREPAREd statement, to
declare a "server-side" cursor with a parameterized query, to use the
benefits of DECLAREd cursors (no fetching of all the
Hi,
Parameterized queries (PREPARE/EXECUTE), is a great thing, but it
would even be better if the DECLARE CURSOR could use a PREPAREd
statement, to declare a "server-side" cursor with a parameterized
query, to use the benefits of DECLAREd cursors (no fetching of all the
result set on the client, us
Hi,
Parameterized queries (PREPARE/EXECUTE), is a great thing, but it
would even be better if the DECLARE CURSOR could use a PREPAREd
statement, to declare a "server-side" cursor with a parameterized
query, to use the benefits of DECLAREd cursors (no fetching of all the
result set on the client
