Here [1] is an example, where the same query may have been executed only once using IN
I don't think we have such a thing.Can you give an example of using the theoretical function so I can understand better?On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 2:24 PM, Podrigal, Aron <aronp@guaranteedplus.com> wrote:Hi,I would like to know if there exists any code that would solve constructing a SQL IN query.If not, I would like to contribute one.I think of implementing something ie `switch_sqlinmprintf` which would call `base_vprintf` with a callback accepting an array of char * and formatting them with '%Q' specifier.I would greatly appreciate any help or pointers on function names implementation...---Aron Podrigal__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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