Enable mysql query interpolation. #6781
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Currently all queries require at least 2 round trips because each query uses a prepared statement and prepared statements are never reused.
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Turns out it was the MySQL driver that was falling back to prepared statements, not GORM.
If the MySQL driver received a query with arguments, it forced the caller to use a prepare/execute combination which requires two round trips. MySQL has an option called 'interpolateParams' that does the interpolation client side in the driver instead of relying on the server.
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