How can you reference column names with PHP's pg_fetch_row
?
Example about the code which we have been debugging with Cha.
$dbconn = pg_connect("host=localhost port=5432 dbname=noa user=noa password=123");
$result_titles_tags = pg_prepare( $dbconn, "query777",
"SELECT question_id, title
FROM questions
WHERE question_id IN
(
SELECT question_id
FROM questions
ORDER BY was_sent_at_time
DESC LIMIT 50
)
ORDER BY was_sent_at_time
DESC LIMIT 50;"
);
$result_titles = pg_execute( $dbconn, "query777", array());
while($row = pg_fetch_row( $result_titles )) {
$question_id = $row[0]; // This works but following does not
// We cannot use here `$question_d = $row['question_id']
// Problem here:
// What is the reason that you cannot use $row['question_id']?
// for some unknown reason
//
You're looking for pg_fetch_assoc
, which returns an associative array--i.e., you can call the fields by name.
pg_fetch_array
allows you to call them by either name or index. pg_fetch_object
allows you to refer to them as $row->question_id
.
Choose whichever one you like best. There's no real appreciable speed difference.
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