note 86938 rejected from pdo.quote by vrana

Note Submitter: cyzzie at gmail dot com ---- also note: don't just "wildly" prepare statements, a prepared statement can never use a query cache, so you either need an own caching layer like memcache, or you should use preparing where necessary and not for security reasons, like on inserting a lot of data or doing complex / long queries where the mysql query parser needs long to "prepare" the query before actually passing it to the underlying enginge