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Make $st->execute_array(\%attr,@bind_values) work ....#7
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Make $st->execute_array(\%attr,@bind_values) work ....#7ryleyb wants to merge 2 commits intobluescreen10:masterfrom
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Well, closer to how DBI actually works, in that column-wise parameters are used sequentially.
This adds the all_bound_params property to StatementTrack, which has an array item for each execute of the statement. Each item in the array is an arrayref of the bound parameters for that execute.
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Well, closer to how DBI actually works, in that column-wise parameters are used sequentially.
I added another commit here that also separately tracks what parameters were bound for each execute done (either via execute_array or via multiple calls to execute).