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Also once you start pasting the SQL together from multiple pieces, risks of SQL injection rise.
by jpalomaki 2y ago
Also once you start pasting the SQL together from multiple pieces, risks of SQL injection rise.
- hinkley 2y agoI don’t know if it’s still true but some databases used to be able to process prepared statements more efficiently. We ran into a bottleneck with Oracle 9i where it could only execute queries currently in the query cache. Someone fucked up our query builder so a bunch of concurrent requests weren’t using the same prepared statement and should have been. Which I specifically told him not to do.