The following code example shows how to bind parameters to create parameterized statements.

Single-Use Statements

The Query and Exec functions both accept additional parameters for binding query parameters to values.

rows, _ := db.Query("SELECT Snippet_Title, ContentDetails_ItemType FROM Groups WHERE Id = ?", "S")
defer rows.Close()
for rows.Next() {
        var (
                Snippet_Title string
                ContentDetails_ItemType string
        )

        rows.Scan(&Snippet_Title, &ContentDetails_ItemType)
        fmt.Printf("Snippet_Title = %s, ContentDetails_ItemType = %s\n", Snippet_Title, ContentDetails_ItemType)
}

Reusable Statements

The Prepare function creates prepared Stmt objects, which can be re-used across multiple Query and Exec calls.

stmt, _ := db.Prepare("SELECT Snippet_Title, ContentDetails_ItemType FROM Groups WHERE Id = ?")
defer stmt.Close()

rows, _ := stmt.Query("S 1")
defer rows.Close()
for rows.Next() {
        var (
                Snippet_Title string
                ContentDetails_ItemType string
        )

        rows1.Scan(&Snippet_Title, &ContentDetails_ItemType)
        fmt.Printf("Snippet_Title = %s, ContentDetails_ItemType = %s\n", Snippet_Title, ContentDetails_ItemType)
}

rows, _ = stmt.Query("S 2")
defer rows.Close()
for rows.Next() {
        var (
                Snippet_Title string
                ContentDetails_ItemType string
        )

        rows2.Scan(&Snippet_Title, &ContentDetails_ItemType)
        fmt.Printf("Snippet_Title = %s, ContentDetails_ItemType = %s\n", Snippet_Title, ContentDetails_ItemType)
}