That sql-query is stored in database, so I fetch it in order to use it to generate options to html-select.

It's much easier when you can manipulate sql-queries in 'admin-panel' and you don't have to wrote those to program-code.

Actually main idea is to make dynamic form-maker. So those queries have to be in databases.
It's like using db to query db.

One and maybe even easiest way is to implement limited variable-support with regexp.
Just wondering if this works:~s/($\w+)/$1/g
Maybe not, but there are ways...
At-least if one needs only limited number of variables.
It's ugly hack, but it'll work.

Just trying to find elegant solution which would deal all variables, like normal interpolation.

In reply to Re: How to interpolate sql-output by Seq
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