Joseph Carter wrote:
We're doing some performance testing on Torque and we've noticed that it doesn't seem to use prepared statements. Is there some configuration option for this? Or some other way of setting Torque to use prepared statements?
Torque (or Village for that matter) does use prepared statements for all insert and update operations. You can use doPSSelect in any generated Peer class to use prepared statements for a select. However be aware that Village chokes on joins then.
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