ID: 31728
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: godwizard at hotmail dot com
-Status: Feedback
+Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: MySQL related
Operating System: Linux Fedora Core 2
PHP Version: 5.0.3
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Previous Comments:
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[2005-02-28 20:55:54] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What we can't reproduce we can't fix. So either provide the short
example script as requested or let this report rot.
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[2005-01-30 00:45:28] godwizard at hotmail dot com
Problem is that the code is not public (the previous one that I
published, is now public but everything else will not be. Boss will
hang me if I publish code more). Even DB's are closed. I have tested
that the sample code is making same error all the time, so nothing else
is needed.
Let's make it simple:
When you make query in class 1, the query is ok and it will return to
mysql_insert_id() correct value.
When you make query in class 2, the query is ok (everything in DB
[MySQL] is ok and correct values have been inserted) BUT
mysql_insert_id() is getting value from query 1 (class 1), not from
query 2 like it should be.
Without classes everything is ok (all code is working without
problems), but with classes everything goes straight to...
Class 1 is STAT and class 2 is ADMIN_DOG_SQL. Is that clear now?
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[2005-01-28 21:40:01] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Here is all code what U will need...
I don't need *all* your code, I need only a small reproduce code that
doesn't use any external resources (except MySQL, of course).
Please, reduce the code, as I'm unable to run it without your session
data, functions used, contants etc. etc.
Also, provide a table structure dump (you can also provide some sample
data).
Put in somewhere in the net and post URL here if possible.
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[2005-01-27 20:08:22] godwizard at hotmail dot com
Description:
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mysql_insert_id return wrong ID. It will add new line to DB correctly
but when using mysql_insert_id to get auto_increment value, it will
return something odd.
Reproduce code:
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function add_line()
{
global $db_insert;
$aikaleima = time();
if ( (isset($_SESSION['admin']['rekisteriID'])) &&
(strlen($_SESSION['admin']['rekisteriID']) > 0) )
{
$query = sprintf("
insert into rekisteri_rekisteriID (rekisteriID, oletus, lisatty,
lisaaja)
values (%s, 1, %u, %u)",
sql_valid($_SESSION['admin']['rekisteriID']),
sql_valid($aikaleima),
sql_valid($_SESSION['user']['userID']));
if ( (isset($db_insert)) && (isset($query)) )
{
$result = $db_insert->query($query);
unset($query);
}
if ( (isset($result)) && (mysql_affected_rows() > 0) )
{
$rekisterinro = mysql_insert_id();
}
....
Expected result:
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Example value should be 29171.
Actual result:
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Value is 7618. And ID 7618 is already reserved in DB.
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