ID: 31681
Updated by: php-bugs@lists.php.net
Reported By: joesterg at hotmail dot com
-Status: Feedback
+Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: Strings related
Operating System: Windows 2000 Server
PHP Version: 5.0.3
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Previous Comments:
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[2005-01-25 15:06:42] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please read the comment again:
"no external resources"
If you can't come up with an isolated test case we can't fix anything.
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[2005-01-24 21:54:27] joesterg at hotmail dot com
Ok, I can provide that, but you also need a setup with a SQL Server
2000 to replicate this fully...
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[2005-01-24 21:50:41] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you for this bug report. To properly diagnose the problem, we
need a short but complete example script to be able to reproduce
this bug ourselves.
A proper reproducing script starts with <?php and ends with ?>,
is max. 10-20 lines long and does not require any external
resources such as databases, etc.
If possible, make the script source available online and provide
an URL to it here. Try to avoid embedding huge scripts into the report.
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[2005-01-24 21:42:30] joesterg at hotmail dot com
Description:
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Whenever trim(...) is used on the
$value=trim($colstr->value);
line, the loop stops.
However, splitting the line in two:
$value=$colstr->value;
$value=trim($value);
makes the loop work as expected...
Reproduce code:
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$this->DBResult=$this->DBCon->Execute($sqlQuery);
$num_columns = $this->DBResult->Fields->Count();
$this->DBResultSet=null;
for($i=0; $i < $num_columns; $i++) {
$colstr=$this->DBResult->Fields($i);
$name=$colstr->Name;
toLog("DB_ADO.query","3.0: i=".$i.",
Fields=".$colstr."/".$name.", num_columns=".$num_columns);
$value=trim($colstr->value);
toLog("DB_ADO.query","3.1: i=".$i.",
Fields=".$colstr."/".$name."/".$value.", num_columns=".$num_columns);
$this->DBResultSet[$rowcount][$name]=$value;
toLog("DB_ADO.query","3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=".$this->DBResultSet[$rowcount][$name]);
}
Expected result:
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DBCon is an ADO connection to SQL Server 2000.
I expect to have the code loop through the columns found in the query,
assigning each column a value in the DBResultSet array.
Seeing the following in the log:
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***1: select statement
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***2: num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=0, Fields=4/id,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=0, Fields=4/id/4,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=4
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=1, Fields=jqj/username,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=1, Fields=jqj/username/jqj,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=jqj
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=2,
Fields=8ad8757baa8564dc136c1e07507f4a98/password, num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=2,
Fields=8ad8757baa8564dc136c1e07507f4a98/password/8ad8757baa8564dc136c1e07507f4a98,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=8ad8757baa8564dc136c1e07507f4a98
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=3, Fields=Jørgen
Østergaard/realname, num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=3, Fields=Jørgen
Østergaard/realname/Jørgen Østergaard, num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=Jørgen Østergaard
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=4,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/email, num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=4,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/email/[EMAIL PROTECTED],
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=5, Fields=-/phone,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=5, Fields=-/phone/-,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=-
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=6, Fields=-/fax,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=6, Fields=-/fax/-,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=-
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=7, Fields=DEA/companycode,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=7,
Fields=DEA/companycode/DEA, num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=DEA
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=8, Fields=ADMIN/role,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=8, Fields=ADMIN/role/ADMIN,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=ADMIN
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=9, Fields=EN/languagecode,
num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.1: i=9,
Fields=EN/languagecode/EN, num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.43:02***DB_ADO.query***3.2:
this->DBResultSet[rowcount][name]=EN
Actual result:
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>From the log:
2005.01.24-21.41:15***DB_ADO.query***1: select statement
2005.01.24-21.41:15***DB_ADO.query***2: num_columns=10
2005.01.24-21.41:15***DB_ADO.query***3.0: i=0, Fields=4/id,
num_columns=10
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