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Hi, I am using this crate to parse SQLs, and working on Postgres Extended Query. e.g.
prepare stmt (smallint) AS select * from schema_name.table_name where si_column_2 = $1; execute stmt(1, 2); deallocate stmt;
I tried to find solutions by Dialect, but it seems that PREPARE, EXECUTE and DEALLOCATE are not top-level statements.
Dialect
PREPARE
EXECUTE
DEALLOCATE
Should they be added as top-level statements? Or there are other better solutions. Thanks.
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Yes, adding them as new Statement variants is how we do that. Please note that it's Postgres-specific syntax in the comments.
Statement
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Hi, I am using this crate to parse SQLs, and working on Postgres Extended Query. e.g.
I tried to find solutions by
Dialect
, but it seems thatPREPARE
,EXECUTE
andDEALLOCATE
are not top-level statements.Should they be added as top-level statements? Or there are other better solutions. Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: