Lussier, Denis wrote
> Don't use prepared statements for DDL.
Parameters only handle values, not identifiers. DDL deals exclusively with
identifiers. So while you can use prepared statements you cannot
parameterize them - so the prepared aspect becomes fairly useless except for
consistency if you have some sort of wrapper layer making use of them.
David J.
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