The change from a literal specification to a parameter marker is called "parameter marker conversion". IIRC there is a setting in the INI, but that query option is likely not an issue, unless perhaps the setting has changed.

The issue might be related to the SQL Package that stores the statement. Many people will blindly delete packages to avoid any "weirdness" similar to what they had seen in prior release upgrades. I would always save before any deletions, to avoid losing information to debug\review the failure, for example if the deletions resolved the issue. I had read once that changing the driver to stop using packages turns off Extended Dynamic support.... but I only ever dabbled in any client stuff, mostly only ever dealing with the server side. I would think that the system-wide cache might replace packages for the extended dynamic, though perhaps not.


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