How to parametrize a dynamic query in Go

Users can request product prices based on a number of different criteria, which will result in it potentially accessing different columns in a table. I'm looping through the requested products and building a bunch of queries, but am running into some trouble.

Running them one by one and combining the results takes a much longer time than unionizing them. So I tried building the query like follows, which works and is fast, but is now susceptible to injection.

Is there a better way to do this without the Union? Or is there a simple way I could parametrize a dynamic query like this?

    var fullQuery string
    var counter int
	for i, d:= range dataMap{
	if counter != 0 {
		fullQuery = fullQuery + " UNION "
	}
	var records string
	for _, p := range d{
		records = records + `'` + string(p) + `',`
	}
	recordLength:= len(records)
	if recordLength> 0 && records [recordLength-1] == ',' {
		records = records[:recordLength-1]
	}
	counter++
	fullQuery = fullQuery + fmt.Sprintf(`
SELECT 
	price_`+fmt.Sprint(p.type)+` as price,                
  FROM products
  WHERE products.id in (%s) and products.store= %s
  
`, records, p.store)

}

err := sqlx.Select(db, &dataStruct, fullQuery)

So, in some situations, I might have the following query:

SELECT 
    price_`+fmt.Sprint(p.type)+` as price,                
  FROM products
  WHERE products.id in (%s) and products.store= %s

And in others (depending on the request), I might have something like this:

SELECT 
    price_`+fmt.Sprint(p.type)+` as price,                
  FROM products
  WHERE products.id in ('testid1', 'testid2') and products.store= 2
UNION
SELECT 
    price_`+fmt.Sprint(p.type)+` as price,                
  FROM products
  WHERE products.id in ('testid3', 'testid4') and products.store= 1

If I knew for sure what the query was, I would just use $1, $2, etc.., but I don't think I can here because I don't know how many parameters there will be and they all need to be different.

Figured it out, rough untested example of how I ended up doing it in case anyone else runs into this.

 var counter int = 1
 var parameters []interface{}

 for _, d:= range data{
    if counter != 1 {
        fullQuery = fullQuery + " UNION "
    }
    fullQuery = fullQuery + fmt.Sprintf(`
SELECT 
    price_`+fmt.Sprint(d.type)+` as price,                
  FROM products
  WHERE products.id = ANY($%v) and products.store= $%d
  
`, counter, counter+1)
   counter+=2
   parameters = append(parameters, pq.Array(d.ids), d.store)

}

err := sqlx.Select(db, &dataStruct, fullQuery, parameters...)


Will still need to validate column names prior to querying to prevent injection.

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