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Supports array arguments in prepared statements #1892
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@Fil
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The following is correct:
SELECT * FROM range(1, ?::int) t(id) WHERE id IN(SELECT unnest(?));
Thanks!
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Description
This PR implements in supporting an array arguments in the prepared statements (issue #447).
Usage
You can pass Javascript's array as argument for
query
/send
method ofAsyncPreparedStatement
.query
/send
method ofPreparedStatement
can also apply similarly.Out-of -scope
It does not expand
IN
clause value.For instance,
WHERE foo IN (?::int[])
is not converted to such asWHERE foo IN (?, ?, ?)
.If you want to use an array parameter at
IN
clause, you can use following: