+ The command tag returned by EXECUTE
+ is that of the prepared statement, and not EXECUTE>.
For more information on the creation and usage of prepared statements,
see .
UPDATE>, DELETE>, TRUNCATE>,
and COPY FROM>. PREPARE> and
EXPLAIN ANALYZE> statements are also considered for
- appropriate commands. The default is none>. Only
- superusers can reduce the detail of this option if it has been
- set by an administrator.
+ appropriate commands.
+
+ The default is none>. Only superusers can reduce
+ the detail of this option if it has been set by an administrator.
- When the EXECUTE statement is logged, only
- the name of the prepared statement is recorded, not the
- entire prepared statement.
+ The EXECUTE statement not considered a
+ ddl> or mod> statement. When it is logged,
+ only the name of the prepared statement is reported, not the
+ actual prepared statement.