From: Michael Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
D. Richard Hipp wrote:
| The ":N:" style variables were implemented briefly, but never in a | released version. The latest in CVS supports ":AAA" (alphanumeric AAA | with no closing colon) because that is what (I am told) is the | SQL standard.
And what's the fate of "?NNN" (integer NNN)?
Hi all,
I have modified the latest CVS version of SQLite3 to support positional parameters ("?"), numbered parameters ("?nnn"), and named parameters (":aaa"). It also allows all instances of a parameter that appear in an SQL statement to be bound with a single_bind call.
I'm currently testing my changes and trying to prepare additional tests for the test suite. So far everything works fine. Next I have to resolve the issue reported on ticket #871, since I'm building under Windows with MinGW. Right now I can't run the test suite.
I'll be busy with other matters today, but hope to have everything done, and be ready to submit a patch to Richard this weekend.
Have a good day.
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