Hi,
you should post the INSERT query too. I'd recommend you to print the
query before running it. Just put echo $query; before/after pg_query().
You'll see what are you sending to the database. This may help you find
the problem. Also using ` instead of " in query may help you to make it
easier to read.
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Carol Walter napsal(a):
Hello,
I am very new to this process, so please forgive me if this is a silly
question. I have a number of PostgreSQL tables that use the naming
convention that capitalizes the first character of each word, therefor
the data names require quotes. When I put together my queries using
parameters for the selected columns and the table names and use
pg_query_params instead of pg_query to build the query? Doing it
without the parameterization looks like this...
$query = "SELECT
tp.\"peopleId\",\"fName\",\"mName\",\"lName\",\"contactItem\"
FROM \"tblPeople\" tp
LEFT JOIN \"brdgPeopleContactInformation\" bpci
ON tp.\"peopleId\" = bpci.\"peopleId\"
LEFT JOIN \"tblContactInformation\" tci ON
bpci.\"contactInformationId\" =
tci.\"contactInformationId\"
WHERE (\"lName\" like '$l_name' AND \"fName\" IS
NULL) OR (\"lName\" like '$l_name' AND \"fName\"
LIKE '$f_name')
ORDER BY \"lName\",\"fName\",\"mName\"";
$SciName = pg_query($query);
This actually works, believe it or not, but my next query where I'm
doing an insert to the tables does not.
Thank you in advance for your time.
Carol
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