Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=50555&edit=1
ID: 50555
Comment by: karannegi0321 at gmail dot com
Reported by: david dot wright at opticsplanet dot com
Summary: PDO_DBLIB: Cannot retrieve output parameter from
stored procedure
Status: Open
Type: Bug
Package: PDO DBlib
Operating System: 2.6.24-24-server
PHP Version: 5.3.1
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Nice article, Thanks for sharing..!!
Previous Comments:
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[2019-02-08 08:03:52] php dot net at itsacon dot net
...and PHP 5 has gone end-of-life with still no updates on this bug...
Which means that everyone using Microsoft SQL server on a *n*x system is either running an
unsupported version, or unable to use most of the functionality of his database.
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[2018-11-20 13:41:20] jeremy dot hise at gmail dot com
Ubuntu, PHP 7, mySQL, still a problem. I'm sure other stacks (.NET/SQL Server/Java/Oracle)
don't have this problem. This is now been around for almost 10 years?
Please please, fix this.
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[2017-10-06 07:34:26] php dot net at itsacon dot net
That might work, but only if you're willing to rewrite an entire application with an ugly hack
in order to upgrade to PHP 7.x
I really hope this gets fixed before 5.6 End-Of-Life.
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[2017-09-07 21:50:40] adambaratz@php.net
You should be able to write a query where you:
- DECLARE a var
- run the sproc, using the var as the output parameter
- SELECT the var
Not as elegant as being able to use bindParam, but it's a workaround.
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[2017-09-06 08:31:35] php dot net at itsacon dot net
This bug still persists in PHP 7.1.9
And since PHP 7.x has dropped support for the old mssql extension, this is now a very important bug,
since it means there is no way to connect a Linux/BSD server to a Microsoft SQL server and have full
stored procedure functionality.
I have tried both PDO_ODBC and PDO_DBLIB, different versions of FreeTDS (both with iODBC and
UnixODBC backends), and I've found nothing that works for stored procedures with OUTPUT
parameters.
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