A common scenario is a parameterized query, not plain scalar value. Like in JDBC SQL, one can easily using ? in statement to prepare a statement, while supply the real value in query time. This allows
- No need to compose query pattern.
- better performance, since the query itself not changed, hence can be precompiled.
suggestion
User can use input parameters in the statement, like ~username will introduce a input parameter on preparing the statement, and supply the value when run this query.
A common scenario is a parameterized query, not plain scalar value. Like in JDBC SQL, one can easily using
?in statement to prepare a statement, while supply the real value in query time. This allowssuggestion
User can use input parameters in the statement, like
~usernamewill introduce a input parameter on preparing the statement, and supply the value when run this query.