Accept the underlying statement as an oci8 statement constructor argument#4957
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This patch changes the oci8 driver-level statement to accept the underlying statement as a constructor argument leaving the job of preparing the statement to the connection. As a bonus, now a single SQL parser instance is reused for all statements prepared by a given connection.
Additionally, it removes the
$boundValuesproperty. It might be necessary in the early PHP 7 days but doesn't seem necessary now (besides PHP 7.4 on CI, tested locally with PHP 7.3.32).