Re: temporary tables in cake.

2009-05-28 Thread Malcolm McLean

Oops, sorry.

Forget this - I had a stupid typo in my code (it must be too late, I'm
going home).

Mal

On 28 May, 18:29, MalContented  wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to use temporary tables for some data manipulation but
> they don't seem to work...
>
> Consider this simplified code:
>
> $sql = 'create temporary table t_hold select * from hold';
> $result = $model->query ( $sql ); // This returns true
>
> $sql = 'select * from t_hold';
> $result = $model->query ( $sql ); // This throws an error 1146 - Table
> doesn't exist
>
> Now, the same error also happens if I take the 'temporary' out of the
> create statement.
> Furthermore, if I stick a 'show tables' statement before and after the
> select, the 't_hold' table appears in the resulting array indicating
> that it has indeed been created.
> I tried puting a commit after the create as we are using innodb
> tables.
>
> Does anyone know what's happening here / have a fix?
>
> Thanks in anticipation.
>
> Mal
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temporary tables in cake.

2009-05-28 Thread MalContented

Hi,
I am trying to use temporary tables for some data manipulation but
they don't seem to work...

Consider this simplified code:

$sql = 'create temporary table t_hold select * from hold';
$result = $model->query ( $sql ); // This returns true

$sql = 'select * from t_hold';
$result = $model->query ( $sql ); // This throws an error 1146 - Table
doesn't exist

Now, the same error also happens if I take the 'temporary' out of the
create statement.
Furthermore, if I stick a 'show tables' statement before and after the
select, the 't_hold' table appears in the resulting array indicating
that it has indeed been created.
I tried puting a commit after the create as we are using innodb
tables.

Does anyone know what's happening here / have a fix?

Thanks in anticipation.

Mal

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