Jens Schauder
Jens Schauder
`:order` is not "escaped by quotes and whatsoever". It is replaced by a bind parameter, which cannot be used for column names and therefore is unsuitable for ordering and at...
That would be done by the JDBC client. If you enable logging for `JdbcTemplate` I'm pretty confident it just passes `?` and bind parameters. Not sure if your JDBC client...
This won't be included in 2.4.x if at all it would go into 3.2. And honestly that most certainly won't happen since we have already a lot of stuff planned...
Closing this as solved as indicated by the comment above.
We might have closed that prematurely. @peteraramaldes Can you verify that this issue still exists in Spring Data JDBC 3.x?
@Dwight-D The behaviour you describe with R2DBC is unrelated to this topic and sounds like a bug. Please create a separate issue for it.
I don't think we'll do this.
I agree with you that the second option sounds better.
Created an issue there: https://github.com/openpgpjs/openpgpjs/issues/90