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There are a few inadequacies around prepared statements
If a prime is created for a prepared statement w/ parameter matching, and then a user prepares and executes a query that doesn't match the parameters, they get an UNPREPARED response rather than the default empty response.
If a prime is created with an error response, but there is a similar prime created with a success response, we should be able to adapt the metadata from the successful one for the response metadata.
Can't explicitly state "This prime only applies to prepared statements"
Maybe it'd be a better idea to have a separate API for prepared statements. This needs to be fleshed out more.
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There are a few inadequacies around prepared statements
If a prime is created for a prepared statement w/ parameter matching, and then a user prepares and executes a query that doesn't match the parameters, they get an UNPREPARED response rather than the default empty response.
If a prime is created with an error response, but there is a similar prime created with a success response, we should be able to adapt the metadata from the successful one for the response metadata.
Can't explicitly state "This prime only applies to prepared statements"
Maybe it'd be a better idea to have a separate API for prepared statements. This needs to be fleshed out more.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: