iPixel Posted December 2, 2009 Share Posted December 2, 2009 Here's the MySQL query i'm running. It basically pulls data from 2 tables based on some data passed. Here are things i know. 1. The data passed is passed correctly, and is correct as far as data goes. 2. The sql statements do run, the database connection is solid and works. 3. Other queries work, this however is the first join query im attempting. 4. employee_directory is a regular table, but pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io is a table inside the pcsmgr SCHEMA on the database. hence the prefix in the table names. My guess it that perhaps the fact that my SELECT fields have two periods? maybe i dunno. pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.extension for example. Here's the query - please see if you can figure out why the $recordCount returns 0; <?php #Check for this branch $branchid_SQL = $brancharray[$key][0]; #===Find All People That Work for "filenumber" WITHIN EACH BRANCH $sql_1 = "SELECT employee_directory.filenumber, employee_directory.phone, employee_directory.firstname, employee_directory.lastname, employee_directory.managerid, employee_directory.departmentid, employee_directory.branchid, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.extension, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.calldate, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.calltype, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.dur_seconds, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.dur_minutes, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.dist_pnums, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.count_pnums, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.dognet_user_id, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.callcat FROM pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io, employee_directory WHERE employee_directory.managerid = '$DT_filenumber' AND employee_directory.branchid = '$branchid_SQL' AND employee_directory.filenumber = pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.dognet_user_id"; $go_1 = oci_parse($conn, $sql_1); oci_execute($go_1); $result_1 = oci_fetch_assoc($go_1); $recordCount = oci_num_rows($go_1); echo $recordCount; ?> -- NEW just realised that by removing this line of code from the query <?php AND employee_directory.filenumber = pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.dognet_user_id ?> I actually get a result, an inaccurate one but a result none the less. So i guess the next question is whats wrong with that line? Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/183787-why-is-my-row-count-0/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
iPixel Posted December 2, 2009 Author Share Posted December 2, 2009 Update : I ran this code <?php while($result_1 = oci_fetch_assoc($go_1)) { echo $result_1['FILENUMBER'] . " -- " . $result_1['FIRSTNAME'] . " -- " . $result_1['CALLCAT'] . "<BR>"; } ?> and it actually returns the proper results... so there's just something wrong with the $recordCount. Could it simply be that it doesnt know which table to count from? Or something that silly? and this is including that employee_directory.filenumber = pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io.dognet_user_id line Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/183787-why-is-my-row-count-0/#findComment-970073 Share on other sites More sharing options...
corbin Posted December 2, 2009 Share Posted December 2, 2009 oci_num_rows "Note: This function does not return number of rows selected! For SELECT statements this function will return the number of rows, that were fetched to the buffer with oci_fetch*() functions. " No idea what function you do use to get the number of rows from a SELECT statement though. Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/183787-why-is-my-row-count-0/#findComment-970121 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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