ID: 46508 Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reported By: marques at displague dot com Status: Assigned Bug Type: PDO related PHP Version: 5.2.6 Assigned To: mysql New Comment:
Hi Marques, good observation! I've updated the patch. ;) Thanks. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-11-07 16:02:59] marques at displague dot com The values that are currently being reported may belong in the getmetacolumn array member 'driver:decl_type' (per the getColumnMeta documentation example). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-11-07 15:49:25] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Patch: http://felipe.ath.cx/diff/bug46508.diff (5.3) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-11-06 15:05:57] marques at displague dot com I put my expected and actual results in the wrong boxes. The capitalized native_types are not what I would expect because they are not php native types per the PHP documentation on types and the getColumnMeta example. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-11-06 15:02:20] marques at displague dot com Description: ------------ Using the pdo_mysql driver, when I do a getColumnMeta on an int(11) NULL field, the native_type returned is 'LONG'. I expect 'integer'. Also, the pdo_type returned on this column is PDO::PARAM_STR, not PDO::PARAM_INT as I would expect. http://php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.getcolumnmeta.php defines native_type as "The PHP native type used to represent the column value.". The example on that page shows a return value of 'integer'.. This would seem to mesh with the PHP types defined here: http://php.net/manual/en/function.gettype.php If this is just a documentation bug due to recent changes, perhaps someone should consider leaving native_type intact as php native type, and using 'type' or something for these new values. Reproduce code: --------------- // MySQL: create table `table` (`i` int default null, `s` varchar(32), `b` text, `t` timestamp, `d` datetime); $pdo= new PDO("mysql:host=localhost;dbname=somedb","user","pass"); $stmt=$pdo->query("SELECT * from `table` limit 0"); for($i=0;$i<5;$i++) print_r($stmt->getColumnMeta($i)); Expected result: ---------------- Array ( [native_type] => LONG [flags] => Array ( ) [table] => table [name] => i [len] => 11 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 1 ) Array ( [native_type] => VAR_STRING [flags] => Array ( ) [table] => table [name] => s [len] => 32 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) Array ( [native_type] => BLOB [flags] => Array ( [0] => blob ) [table] => table [name] => b [len] => 65535 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) Array ( [native_type] => TIMESTAMP [flags] => Array ( [0] => not_null ) [table] => table [name] => t [len] => 19 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) Array ( [native_type] => DATETIME [flags] => Array ( ) [table] => table [name] => d [len] => 19 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) Actual result: -------------- Array ( [native_type] => integer [flags] => Array ( ) [table] => table [name] => i [len] => 11 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 1 ) Array ( [native_type] => string [flags] => Array ( ) [table] => table [name] => s [len] => 32 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) Array ( [native_type] => string [flags] => Array ( [0] => blob ) [table] => table [name] => b [len] => 65535 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) Array ( [native_type] => string [flags] => Array ( [0] => not_null ) [table] => table [name] => t [len] => 19 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) Array ( [native_type] => string [flags] => Array ( ) [table] => table [name] => d [len] => 19 [precision] => 0 [pdo_type] => 2 ) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=46508&edit=1
