Module sql 

Enums

SqlError

Functions

bind_name_matches_key

bind_names_equal

bind_names_per_occurrence

Returns one bind-name entry per placeholder occurrence for non-PL/SQL SQL, and the unique names for PL/SQL, mirroring the reference _add_bind (impl/thin/statement.pyx:337-354): PL/SQL coalesces duplicate placeholders into a single bind, whereas plain SQL binds each occurrence separately so a repeated placeholder consumes one positional value per occurrence.

dml_returning_single_bind_name

generated_object_attr_bind_name

is_bind_name_char

is_quoted_bind_name

plsql_assignment_bind_names

plsql_function_return_bind_name

plsql_output_bind_names

The complete set of PL/SQL output bind names: the assignment targets plus, for PL/SQL statements, the binds in SELECT ... INTO and RETURNING ... INTO clauses. For non-PL/SQL statements this is just plsql_assignment_bind_names (which is empty). Names are deduplicated case-insensitively in occurrence order, mirroring the reference’s PL/SQL output-bind detection. The INTO / RETURNING keywords are located with keyword_token_positions so a keyword appearing inside a string literal or comment is never mistaken for a clause.

public_bind_name

replace_bind_placeholder

replace_input_bind_placeholder

returning_bind_names

rewrite_dml_returning_projection

scan_bind_names

single_quote_end

statement_is_ddl

Mirrors the reference statement-type classification for DDL (impl/thin/statement.pyx _determine_statement_type).

statement_is_dml

Mirrors the reference statement-type classification for DML (impl/thin/statement.pyx _determine_statement_type).

statement_is_plsql

unique_bind_names

Type Aliases

Result