Calling class_DbConnect::prepare on a SQL statement.

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Hello,

for instance, there is a query

$update_timestamp_query = "update $register

                           set $register_table_iteration_timestamp_field_name = now()

                           where $register_table_id_field_name in (" . implode(',', $identifiers) . ");";

Calling 

$update_timestamp_query = $db->prepare($update_timestamp_query);

and executing the query

$db->query($update_timestamp_query)

yields MySQL error since there're \n symbols in the SQL query output.