LIMIT can't be provided in a prepared statement

[ek-nath]

When you have a prepared statement like
var q = c.prepare("SELECT * FROM my_tbl LIMIT :limit"); q({limit: 1}, ...);

it throws a 1064: Error 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax

[mscdex]

Yeah this is expected currently, as the placeholders are replaced with quoted values (except for null/undefined of course).

[ek-nath]

Thanks for the confirmation. Is this slated to be fixed soon?

[mscdex]

Short of writing an SQL query parser or switching to real/server-side prepared statements, I don't know how this can be fixed to (elegantly) support non-quoted values.

[ek-nath]

Not sure if this will work, but can't you put non-quoted values by default. So, when someone wants a string, they'll wrap it in ' and place it?

[Shadow53]

Going off of what @eknath-iyer said, couldn't you do a simple typeof item check and add quotes if typeof item === "string" and/or not if typeof item === "number"?

[prog893]

Pull request #153 should fix this issue (and other integer-related ones).

Tested locally, would be happy to have any comments.

[krizalys]

I also faced this this and proposed fix #189 before noticing there was already a pending PR.

Merge whichever you want, but please let's have this resolved.

[oom-]

Since 1 May 2015 and still not fixed ...