Closed sylae closed 7 years ago
actually this is kinda stupid. we aren't doing weird shit, and it doesn't seem like DBAL adds much with their insert over using a prepared statement.
if we ever get a use case where this is actually useful, sure, but right now i don't think DBAL even supports non-SQL hipster shit
Presumably using DBAL to abstract away the insert and update statements (like we've been doing with deleting tells) will allow it to support more databases (Presumably hipster shit that doesn't use SQL syntax? I dunno). In any case, abstracting it can't hurt.