Deallocate prepared statements in destructor #5893
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Summary
We currently don't deallocate prepared statements. While this is usually not a big deal, this might become a problem on long running processes or batch scripts that use a lot of prepared statements.
Statements are automatically deallocated when the connection closes, but I guess we shouldn't clutter the connection with statements we will never execute again.