Aaron Mulder wrote:
> Dave, Barry, et al.:
>
> > Unless of course we were to write a
> > sql parser in the jdbc driver so that we could predetermine which
> > statements should use the prepare mechanism or not.
>
> That's a bit of an exaggeration -- all you need to check in the
> JDBC driver is whether there's an unescaped ; to see if there's more than
> one statement, right? It wouldn't be unreasonable to default to enabling
> the feature unless there's a ; in the statement (or unless there's a ;
> with anything but whitespace afterward, if you like) -- it wouldn't even
> be a disaster to forget escaping and just decide based on a ; in the
> statement period -- few enough statements have an escaped ; that the
> suboptimal performance in that case won't matter.
psql does do this by tracking quotes and parens and looking for ';'.
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