> an important part of the execution logic now lives in the driver
> potentially disastrous for mysql
This is completely incorrect. The MySQL client side isn't responsible for execution steps and this isn't part of its wire protocol at all.
With prepared statements, the server parses the statement and gives the client back a handle, which is basically just a unique identifier that the client can use to invoke the prepared statement.
> potentially disastrous for mysql
This is completely incorrect. The MySQL client side isn't responsible for execution steps and this isn't part of its wire protocol at all.
With prepared statements, the server parses the statement and gives the client back a handle, which is basically just a unique identifier that the client can use to invoke the prepared statement.