On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 05:18:16PM -0400, Neil Conway wrote:
> I've attached an updated version of the prepareable statements patch. It
> is very similar to the latest patch I posted on -hackers -- the only new
> changes are a few comment fixes, an unrelated typo fix, and re-sync
> with latest CVS. I'm not aware of any outstanding issues with the patch,
> so if you'd like me to change something, let me know.
>
> The current syntax is:
>
> PREPARE q1(a,b,c) AS ...;
>
> EXECUTE q1(1,2,3);
>
> DEALLOCATE q1;
>
> Peter objected to the EXECUTE syntax, whereas Rod Taylor said it was
> good. Not really sure which way to go...
I agree with Peter. SQL is not language like C (or others). SQL
queries seem like English sentence and rather then braces use
standard words. The construction q1(1,2,3) seems like table 'q1'
and fields a, b, c or it seems line function call.
IMHO this your syntax is not consisten with other SQL syntax, it's
SQL by C/C++ programmer's glasses :-)
BTW -- Neil, I must thank to you. I'm very glad you finish my old
ideas and work/experiments and put it official tree. Thanks!
Karel
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