I am currently trying to execute a stored procedure(Two INSERTS and a SELECT) through PHP. The stored procedure works (no errors are thrown). The values are even inserted into the given tables. We are storing the result in a JSON object but it is returning an empty array. When we execute the stored procedure containing only a SELECT it returns the correct values. All the names have been changed in our tables (may have missed some but our code runs). Can anyone shed light on why our array is not populating?
Here is our stored procedure
ALTER procedure
As
BEGIN
INSERT INTO TABLE1
(Loan_ID, Doc_ID, Borrower_Name, Docs_Drawn, Funder, First_Payment, Interest_Rate, Loan_Amount)
Select Loan_ID,
(SELECT (COUNT(*)) FROM TABLE WHERE A.Loan_ID = Loan_ID) AS Doc_ID,
Borrower ,[Date_Docs_Drawn]
,[Funder]
,[Payment_Date]
,[Interest_Rate]
,[Loan_Amount] from VIEW A
INSERT INTO TABLE2
(Loan_ID, Submitted_By, Event_Class, Event_Type, Event_Date, Doc_ID)
SELECT A.[Loan_ID],
'Program' AS Submitted_By
,'Collateral' AS Event_Class
, 'Outstanding' AS Event_Type
, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP AS Event_Date
, Doc_ID
FROM TABLE1 AS A
WHERE NOT (A.Loan_ID = ANY (SELECT Loan_ID FROM TABLE2))
SELECT [Loan_ID],[Doc_ID],[Borrower_Name]
,[Funder]
,[Docs_Drawn]
,[First_Payment]
,[Loan_Amount]
,[Interest_Rate]
FROM TABLE1
WHERE Loan_ID <> ALL
(SELECT Loan_ID FROM TABLE2
WHERE Event_Type <> 'Outstanding')
ORDER BY Funder
END
here is a rough sketch of our PHP
$query = "exec storedProcedure";
$result=sqlsrv_query($conn, $query);
$table = array();
while($row = sqlsrv_fetch_array($result)) {
$table[] = $row;
}
echo json_encode($table);
Try using SET NOCOUNT ON
in your stored procedure. You are probably being limited by the results returned to the PHP from the SQL Server PHP driver, so you aren't getting the data from the SELECT statement.
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