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nitpicking: > It's not just a one character difference, it's a different type. So `db.execute` can reject strings both statically and dynamically. in this cas

nitpicking: > It's not just a one character difference, it's a different type. So `db.execute` can reject strings both statically and dynamically. in this case, that's not actually helpful because SQL statements don't need to have parameters, so db.execute will always need to accept a string.

anamexis 2y ago
You can just pass it a template with no substitutions.
masklinn 2y ago
> db.execute will always need to accept a string. No. A t-string with no placeholders is perfectly fine. You can use that even if you have no parameters.