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mssql query analyser returns results, while php returns [rownum] => -1 ?


darksniperx

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Hello,

 

I run the query(stored procedure) in mssql query analyser , everything works and I get an output. When I run the same code in php and I do print_r, I get rownum => -1. Maybe I need to turn on some features in pear mdb2 so that I could see the results from running a stored procedure.

 

$qry = $mdb2->query("SET ANSI_NULLS ON; EXEC GetItems @item='1', @page=2");

 

print_r($qry);

[rownum] => -1
    [types] => Array
        (
        )

    [values] => Array
        (
        )

 

Hello,

 

I run the query(stored procedure) in mssql query analyser , everything works and I get an output. When I run the same code in php and I do print_r, I get rownum => -1. Maybe I need to turn on some features in pear mdb2 so that I could see the results from running a stored procedure.

 

$qry = $mdb2->query("SET ANSI_NULLS ON; EXEC GetItems @item='1', @page=2");

 

print_r($qry);

[rownum] => -1
    [types] => Array
        (
        )

    [values] => Array
        (
        )

 

Update:

 

If i run a regular select * from table, I get results in php no problem.

It might not like that it is two queries.  (That could potentially return 2 row resources, and I bet MDB2 wasn't designed for that.

 

I would suggest just breaking it into 2 query() calls.

 

I think I have already tried that. But I will try again.

 

Thank you!

It might not like that it is two queries.  (That could potentially return 2 row resources, and I bet MDB2 wasn't designed for that.

 

I would suggest just breaking it into 2 query() calls.

 

I think I have already tried that. But I will try again.

 

Thank you!

 

I have tryed to run it into 2 query calls, but I dont think I was doing it correctly, would you be able to show me an example.

 

Than you!

Hrmm, I haven't used MDB2 before, but

 

 

$mdb2->query("SET ANSI_NULLS ON;");

$qry = $mdb2->query("EXEC GetItems @item='1', @page=2;");

 

 

Should do it.

 

 

Edit:  You could always alter your procedure to not rely on ANSI nulls by the way.

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