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- How to use placeholders in PostgreSQL? : r PostgreSQL - Reddit
I am not sure how to create placeholders in Postgres I did some research - I found some posts on Stackoverflow and tutorials on Postgres that suggested I used "$1, $2" or use "%s, %l" as a placeholder However, I keep getting errors Does anyone have any suggestions?
- SQLite - can I use placeholder for table names? : r learnpython - Reddit
Here is simple example, what I tried to do I can't get f string to work in my case to use it as table name placeholder and I can't figure it out, what you are suggesting (I'm beginner and English is not my primary language):
- DBI, Placeholders, and a nested query : r perl - Reddit
I think I'm just going to give up on the nested query and simply run it as a separate query with its own handle This will increase the work needed to complete the task, but I simply don't think this is going to work as is, possibly because the query is "hiding" inside the parenthesis
- Postgres reusing the value placeholder : r golang - Reddit
In Postgres, the value placeholder is $#, which one is recommend when the value is the same, reusing the value placeholder or not? db Exec("INSERT… Skip to main content Open menu Open navigation Go to Reddit Home
- Edit button label after clicked? : r Discordjs - Reddit
It's a little bit confusing You say the code you've provided in your post is intended to execute when a button is clicked, correct? This means that you've already replied to a slash command interaction which sent a response
- Question about telegram bot inline query. . . - Reddit
Now I want to do the same thing via inline queries so that queries can be made through any chat Have used the setinline command and set a placeholder, which appears when I make the inline query, and type the command and param, but I don't know where it's going The article on inline queries says "The query is sent to your bot in an update "
- True Film Awards (thats a placeholder name) - Preliminary Poll
True Film Awards (that's a placeholder name) - Preliminary Poll Hello there As the year has passed and many groups are collectively deciding on the best 2023 film achievements they’ve seen, I thought it would be nice to do something similar here
- pyodbc error when using = ? as a placeholder : r learnpython - Reddit
I was able to successfully insert the date in without issue using the same notation however I've inserted it directly into the query until I resolve the issue here I've printed the bank_account to ensure it is picking up the correct value "1205" which it is If I insert "1205" directly into the query then it runs
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