Make prepare() not use named statements by default when cache is disabled
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…sabled We allow disabling the statement cache to circumvent a proxy's inability to cope with them, however there are still some holes where the use of a named statement is attempted: `prepare()` with the default arguments, and `copy_in()`. Fix both so that the use of a named statement is dependent upon whether the prepared statement cache is enabled. Fixes: #1219 Closes: #1218
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We allow disabling the statement cache to circumvent a proxy's inability to
cope with them, however there are still some holes where the use of a named
statement is attempted:
prepare()with the default arguments, andcopy_in(). Fix both so that the use of a named statement is dependentupon whether the prepared statement cache is enabled.
Fixes: #1219
Closes: #1218