It would help me and a lot of other people the most if you simply
supported the ":foo" format for named bind variables. Not only is
this format standard in many databases including Oracle, but as far
as I know the ANSI/ISO SQL standard also defines this as a standard
format. Generally speaking, you should do what the ANSI/ISO SQL 2003
standard says where at all possible. I strongly suggest keeping the
$ sigils out of the SQL and leave it to individual language binding
interfaces, or the languages themselves, to support such things as
that. -- Darren Duncan
- [sqlite] Python bindings for sqlite 3 Matt Wilson
- Re: [sqlite] Python bindings for sqlite 3 D. Richard Hipp
- [sqlite] bind variables Andrew Piskorski
- Re: [sqlite] bind variables D. Richard Hipp
- Re: [sqlite] bind variables Darren Duncan
- Re: [sqlite] bind variables D. Richard Hipp
- Re: [sqlite] bind variables Darren Duncan
- Re: [sqlite] bind variables Matt Wilson
- Re: [sqlite] bind variables Matt Wilson
- Re: [sqlite] bind variables Andrew Piskorski
- [sqlite] Re: [Pysqlite-devel] Re: [sqlite] Pytho... Matt Wilson
- [sqlite] Re: [Pysqlite-devel] Re: [sqlite] P... D. Richard Hipp
- [sqlite] Re: [Pysqlite-devel] Re: [sqlit... Matt Wilson
- Re: [sqlite] Re: [Pysqlite-devel] Re: [s... Ara.T.Howard
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