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ZF2 - \Zend\Db\Adapter\Platform::getQuoteIdentifierSymbol()

Code is as following, where I aim to use Pdo_mysql:

use \Zend\Db\Adapter\Adapter;
use \Zend\Db\Sql\Sql;
use \Zend\Db\Sql\Expression;    

$params = array(
    'driver'   => "Pdo_mysql",
    'host'     => &$this->Registry->config[ 'sql' ][ 'host' ],
    'username' => &$this->Registry->config[ 'sql' ][ 'user' ],
    'password' => &$this->Registry->config[ 'sql' ][ 'passwd' ],
    'dbname'   => &$this->Registry->config[ 'sql' ][ 'dbname' ]
);
$this->adapter  = new \Zend\Db\Adapter\Adapter( $params );
$this->platform = $this->adapter->getPlatform();
$this->sql      = new Sql( $this->adapter );

And when I check identifier-quote symbol with:

print $this->platform->getQuoteIdentifierSymbol();    // Output: "

As you can see, double quote is the symbol. This of course invalidates all MySQL queries of mine, since it quotes all identifier names (tables, columns etc) with double-quotes (") instead of forward-quote (`).

So, why PDO-MySQL driver uses Sql92 symbol instead? And how to fix that?

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Shahriyar Imanov Avatar asked Nov 12 '22 08:11

Shahriyar Imanov


1 Answers

The only solution to this problem was to create new \Zend\Db\Platform\Mysql object and pass it as second parameter to Adapter class when I initiate a connection. This question implies the automatic way of doing it. Why initializing MySQL adapter doesn't attach MySQL platform to it, is something I don't understand - instead it attaches SQL92 platform.

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Shahriyar Imanov Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 13:11

Shahriyar Imanov