Re: mysqli_stmt_bind_result

From: Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 19:23:56 +0000
Subject: Re: mysqli_stmt_bind_result
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Am So, den 10.07.2005 schrieb d3vnull um 12:06: > > According to the PHP manual it's quite normal that the above throws an error > message, because mysqli_stmt_bind_result() expects one variable for each > database field that you selected. If you just select a few fields from your > database that's perfectly ok, but if you select something like 20 fields > this can be really annoying. > Is there a way to make the above work like in the "old" version, meaning > fetching the result of mysqli_stmt_execute() into into an array that has its > indices automagically named like the according database fields just like > mysql_fetch_array() does? > If you want to implement a similiar behaviour you should do that in userland code, by retrieving metadata, initializing an array with fieldnames as keys and using call_user_func_array function. /Georg

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