#prepared-statements

#prepared-statements

Use REGEXP with word boundaries for accurate 'like' searches at the start of words.

For dynamic SQL inputs, utilize prepared statements for security.

Using prepared statements improves query execution efficiency in PostgreSQL.

Prepared statements are session-specific, meaning they don't persist beyond the current session.

Understanding how to properly work with spatial data types in MySQL, especially using Point type for coordinates, is critical for effective database management.

Use prepared statements to prevent SQL injection by separating SQL code from user data.

Sanitize and validate user inputs to defend against SQL Injection attacks.