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0 pointstaspeotis11y ago0 comments

> databases that only offer positional parameters (mysql, mssql).

Something between PHP and MSSQL must not support named parameters, because MSSQL supports them just fine.

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eli11y ago

So does MySQL, actually. They are just allegedly slow (though I've never benchmarked and I wouldn't be surprised if that's no longer the case).

DCoder11y ago

Actually, Microsoft's SQLSRV PDO driver supports named parameters.

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0 pointstaspeotis11y ago0 comments

> databases that only offer positional parameters (mysql, mssql).

Something between PHP and MSSQL must not support named parameters, because MSSQL supports them just fine.

eli11y ago

So does MySQL, actually. They are just allegedly slow (though I've never benchmarked and I wouldn't be surprised if that's no longer the case).

DCoder11y ago

Actually, Microsoft's SQLSRV PDO driver supports named parameters.

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