Open chshersh opened 5 years ago
This is very convenient feature. It's present in sqlite-simple package.
sqlite-simple
Consider the following query:
updateUploadHistory :: UTCTime -> m () updateUploadHistory curTime = executeNamed_ [sql| INSERT INTO file_upload_history (file_name, uploader_id, timestamp, data_type, remarks) VALUES (:file, :uploader, :time, :type, :remarks) |] [ ":file" := duFileName , ":uploader" := adminId , ":time" := curTime , ":type" := duDataType , ":remarks" := duRemarks ]
It's much more convenient to write with named arguments (as any other query) because we don't need to care about order in which arguments are passed.
It would be really great, if something like this can be supported in mysql-simple library as well!
mysql-simple
This is very convenient feature. It's present in
sqlite-simple
package.Consider the following query:
It's much more convenient to write with named arguments (as any other query) because we don't need to care about order in which arguments are passed.
It would be really great, if something like this can be supported in
mysql-simple
library as well!