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@yahonda yahonda merged commit ac4cad4 into rsim:master Sep 28, 2017
@yahonda yahonda deleted the use_bind_variables_for_dictionary_query_2 branch September 28, 2017 12:52
yahonda added a commit to yahonda/oracle-enhanced that referenced this pull request Sep 28, 2017
Oracle enhanced adapter has been changing `cursor_sharing` parameter value to `force`
to share cursors between sql statements whose literal values are different.

However, prepared statements for dictionary queries will be enabled Oracle enhanced adapter 5.2 by rsim#1498 and rsim#1502,
Ther will be no need to change `cursor_sharing` value to `exact` anymore.

If you want to keep the current behavior in Rails 5.2, they can set `cursor_sharing: :force` explicitly in the database.yml.

Refer rsim#1501
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