all: switch internal API's to use driver.NamedValue instead of driver.Value #1068
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….Value database/sql defaults to using the QueryContext and ExecContext API's. Previously, we would need to allocate in order to convert the driver.NamedValue parameter that each of those accepts to a driver.Value. By using driver.NamedValue consistently internally, we can save allocations and improve performance. See lib#1067 for a full set of benchmarks.
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database/sql defaults to using the QueryContext and ExecContext API's.
Previously, we would need to allocate in order to convert the driver.NamedValue
parameter that each of those accepts to a driver.Value. By using
driver.NamedValue consistently internally, we can save allocations and improve
performance.
See #1067 for a full set of benchmarks.