Some queries (at least on MySQL and SQL Server) do not work with the "prepared statement" API, they require the use of the "simple" API. We might want to default to the "simple" API and use the "prepared" API only if parameters are passed, and perhaps only when requested.
Some queries (at least on MySQL and SQL Server) do not work with the "prepared statement" API, they require the use of the "simple" API. We might want to default to the "simple" API and use the "prepared" API only if parameters are passed, and perhaps only when requested.