From 46987e4b0761796199da913da9c1deade0f7bc28 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Colin Kuskie Placeholders, also called parameter markers, are used to indicate values in a SQL query that will be supplied later, before the statement is executed.
-Placeholder Parameters are delimited a new line.
+ message => q|Integer
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A simple numberForm
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Form fields begin with "form:".Query results
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Query results begin with "query1:" through "query4:". Query results are populated with data from prior queries. So when the second query is initiated, it can used the results returned by query1. When query 5 is initiated it can use the results from queries 1 through 4.String
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Anything else is a string
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A simple number
Form fields begin with "form:".
Query results begin with "query1:" through "query4:". Query results are populated with data from prior queries. So when the second query is initiated, it can used the results returned by query1. When query 5 is initiated it can use the results from queries 1 through 4.
Anything else is a string
Example:
-Query: select * from some_table where some_field = ? and some_other_field < ?In this example the first question mark will contain the field value of pageId in query1, -while the second question mark will contain the form variable "field1". -
+Query: select * from some_table where some_field = ? and some_other_field < ?
Placeholder Parameters: query1:pageId
form:field1
|, - lastUpdated => 1119841649, +while the second question mark will contain the form variable "field1".
+Place one Placeholder Parameter on each line.
+|, + lastUpdated => 1140308175, }, '15 description' => {