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Simulate Prepared Statements by Interpolating Query Parameters

I believe prepared statements could be simulated by interpolating the parameters. go-sql-driver/mysql does something similar here.

Would a PR for something like this be considered?

Potential Problems/Solutions

  • time.Time can map to timestamp, timestamp with time zone, or date. Each requires a different format.
    • The only real option I see here is defining a type for each that implements the driver.Valuer interface.
  • Ensuring correct sanitation could be difficult. I've had a difficult time finding any specifics regarding how Athena differs from Presto in this regard.
    • I think this could be solved with a robust test suite.

Adding support for amazon STS

Hi, I have added support for amazon STS for assuming an IAM role.
Very handy for software being developed and rolled out without need for usual credential's.

If you can give me access, I can submit the pull request.

thanks

rows get missing when multiple pages are fetched

Hi,

We recently tried to use your awesome project on Athena, but during testing we found some data is not returned. Upon investigating i found that whenever fetchNextPage is called, it skips the first row assuming it is a header, which is true for the first page only. The subsequent pages don't have this, so the first row gets missed. I hope you guys can take a look into this matter.

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