This post was originally written in the context of Postgres, and as I understand it each driver defines its own set of argument placeholders (see github.com/golang/go/issues/3602), which is why this post only really covers $1.
I'll see if I can tweak the post to make it clearer that we are referring to Postgres here and that other drivers use different placeholders.
I just realized I didn't show an example of using placeholders in this article. My original draft did so not sure how it got dropped. That is why I mentioned $1 in the comment. I'll update this shortly with more context and thanks for pointing it out!
Edit: Done. Is that clearer now?
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This post was originally written in the context of Postgres, and as I understand it each driver defines its own set of argument placeholders (see github.com/golang/go/issues/3602), which is why this post only really covers $1.
I'll see if I can tweak the post to make it clearer that we are referring to Postgres here and that other drivers use different placeholders.
Sorry, I can't find the word "placeholder" in the article. That's my concern, not postgres or whatever.
I just realized I didn't show an example of using placeholders in this article. My original draft did so not sure how it got dropped. That is why I mentioned
$1in the comment. I'll update this shortly with more context and thanks for pointing it out!Edit: Done. Is that clearer now?