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> You can write a function for it using ?'s being generated inside your code only. Its perfectly safe to do it that want and allows you to bind parameters. Of
by __david__ 12y ago
> You can write a function for it using ?'s being generated inside your code only. Its perfectly safe to do it that want and allows you to bind parameters.
Of course you can. Everyone here is saying you shouldn't have to. This is the perfect type of thing to move into the db library. That makes it much safer because you don't have to hand-roll the same stupid code in 50,000 places (and possibly fat-finger it once).
- opendais 12y agoIt belongs in an ORM, not the language.