Turns out they still don't, while JDBC modules do.
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Indeed that was the original reason, but it does prevent injection very well indeed.
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What? I've used ODBC and Prepare since 2012, which was when I ported our WCS system to MS sqlserver
Here's an unrelated example of it being used as well
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My bad - I believed a Wikipedia article, thinking that it was generally reliable in this type of technical topic. I haven't used ODBC since 2001 (that was on a project using the Red Brick DW). Since then all my database-related stuff has been written in Java.
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