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From: "Ed Avis" <eda at waniasset dot com>
Subject: RE: Is there a performance advantage to using placeholders with Sybase?
Date: Jan 8 2008 10:48AM
Michael Peppler wrote:
>I haven't checked execute_array vs execute - off-hand I don't
>think that there would be any real performance advantage.
In some DBDs execute_array() is implemented to have just a few round trips to the database rather than one per row. To get that with Sybase I imagine you must use bcp.
>For emulating placeholder behavior in more complex T-SQL code
>- sure it could be done, but it would mean a lot more syntax
>analysis in the prepare() code itself,
I think an explicit flag would be needed somehow because parsing other people's SQL is a pain.
Hmm, I did an experiment:
my $sth = $dbh->prepare('my_stored_proc ?');
$sth->execute('x');
No error was raised even though I connected with RaiseError and ShowErrorStatement. I am using DBD::Sybase with freetds to connect to MSSQL.
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Ed Avis
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