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devdazed avatar devdazed commented on August 24, 2024

so strings will be quoted but numbers not? I'm not sure how doing this without a RegEx is possible. I would like to refrain from using RegEx's as much as possible as they severely hinder performance, and I believe we already have 2 in the CQL pipeline.

As a side note, this may be able to be added to the cqlEscape method's RegEx to add the quotes. not sure though

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ctavan avatar ctavan commented on August 24, 2024

I like the way it is done in node-mysql and I would quote everything (numbers and strings). Maybe we can even forbid manual quoting in some future release?

If performance becomes a problem: CQL 3 has prepared CQL statements where the CQL statement including placeholders is stored server side and only the values are sent with each request.

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devdazed avatar devdazed commented on August 24, 2024

Do you think the driver should automatically prepare statements it sees, maybe store them as the md5 of the statement with placeholders, this way we could gain a performance boost for users without them having to specifically prepare a statement ahead of time.

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ctavan avatar ctavan commented on August 24, 2024

Hmm, I wouldn't make the driver use the prepared statement feature of cassandra without explicit user-action. I just wanted to say that CQL3 prepared queries are the way to go if you are really worried about performance.

Your md5-idea is nice, but we should probably benchmark md5-creation vs. regex-replace to see if we can really gain performance with that.

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