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Regular cursor allows this functionality but prepared statements don't allow this functionality. I think it's a reasonable feature to add so that people can run execute how they're used to in python while also using prepared statements.

lukeweber added 3 commits May 12, 2016 17:58
… in operation i.e. %(param_name)s and dict(param_name=value)
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