What? Maybe in 2005. This is just strictly worse than parameterized because now you are also wasting time "escaping" strings which perpetuates the whole mixing data & query thing nobody even wants anymore.
It's like even the one case identified nobody has even thought all the way through. Now your SQL library only accepts t-strings, I get an obscure error passing in a simple static query. Ah yes, put the useless t on it. That sorted, now the SQL library escapes all the parameters it wasn't previously doing, to then hand the final unique query to the actual underlying SQL library which would much rather have the parameterized one so it can cache parsing. Jesus.
It's like even the one case identified nobody has even thought all the way through. Now your SQL library only accepts t-strings, I get an obscure error passing in a simple static query. Ah yes, put the useless t on it. That sorted, now the SQL library escapes all the parameters it wasn't previously doing, to then hand the final unique query to the actual underlying SQL library which would much rather have the parameterized one so it can cache parsing. Jesus.