| Re: bind_param - vars not literals [message #176677 is a reply to message #176675] |
Mon, 16 January 2012 21:41  |
oldyork90
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On Jan 16, 3:09 pm, oldyork90 <oldyor...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I don't know if this is a mysql or php question (seems like a hybrid),
> so I apologize now to anyone who's upset... I get great stuff here,
> so here I start.
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> I like to prep and bind all sql. The bind_param in php (needs
> variables as bind values.
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> select * from x where colname in (?,?,?,?...)
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> I can build the type string, "iiii", and can walk the values to
> bind... but how can I actually bind values? php wants vars.
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> I can't do these: $sth->bind_params("iiii", 1,2,3,4), or $sth-
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>> bind_params("iiii", join(" ,", arrayWithValues)) or $sth-
>> bind_params("iiii", arrayWithValues)
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> It appears that I might be able to use named binding parameters or I
> could build var names and set them... but is that the only way?
> Suggestions?
>
> If this is really a mysql question, please ignore. I'll remove it in
> a few days and repost over there (where ever it is)
>
> Thank you. ... really
holy hanna!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12656/php-mysqli-variable-parameter-resu lt-binding-with-prepared-statements
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