If prepared statements are used to only insert a single row. How much slower would it be compared to not using prepared statements?
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If prepared statements are used to only insert a single row. How much slower would it be compared to not using prepared statements?
It just means another round trip to the database, so the difference is minimal.
The query has to be prepared regardless of whether it’s done in a separate step or when the query is executed, so by making a prepared statement out of a query that only is executed once, you are only dividing the work of parsing the query into two separate steps.