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using, next.jdbc
Is it possible to use named params in query?
i.e.
select * from X where a = :param1 and b = :param2 and c = :param1
?
For this case I think it’s better to use hugsql
.
There is no cross-database way to do it, but it is possible for some databases. Which one are you using?
I would use HoneySQL if I wanted named parameters (it turns it into ?
placeholders and ordered parameters, to be used with next.jdbc
).