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I want to set a parameter in a first SQL statement and then use the parameter in the next statement. This does currently not work using run_in_fakin_database(). I assume that is has to do with the fact that I open the connection, run the query and close the connection. Most probably the variables are not kept between sessions. So, I should allow either to pass a vector of SQL statements or to pass a connection in which case the connection will not be closed.
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I want to set a parameter in a first SQL statement and then use the parameter in the next statement. This does currently not work using
run_in_fakin_database()
. I assume that is has to do with the fact that I open the connection, run the query and close the connection. Most probably the variables are not kept between sessions. So, I should allow either to pass a vector of SQL statements or to pass a connection in which case the connection will not be closed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: