Optimize prepared scalar execution#5
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Summary
ExecuteScalarfast path for reusable prepared statementsDuckDBDataReaderPerformance
The paired same-process benchmark measured the prepared scalar path at 22.95 us and 176 B versus 23.62 us and 944 B through the former reader path. That is approximately 2.8% lower mean time and 81.4% lower managed allocation, with Gen0 collections eliminated for the measured operation.
The exact-branch rerun was noisy under the active VM, so the reliable claim is the allocation reduction rather than a statistically significant latency improvement.
Validation
DuckDBCommandTests: 20 passedgit diff --check: clean