Add COLON Bind resource #851
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Hello, @ardan-bkennedy, and I recently stepped in to help maintain this project. |
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Hi @dlsniper and @ardan-bkennedy, yes, it is still needed. |
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This PR adds a new option to use a "colon" to bind variables.
I did it because the Go-Ora driver can use Named Queries and numbered colons.
But to use named queries, it is required to create objects in the database; in my case, it was impossible.
The alternative we used was to custom bind the driver to DOLLAR and used a regex to change it to numbered colons.
But with this PR now we will be able to use COLON as a bind type directly.