David Duong wrote:
Hi everyone,
Let me know if there is a better place to post this.
I am playing with the idea of creating a true (KISS) abstraction layer
that makes full use of PHP5's OOP support. So logically it would make
sense to make use PDO wherever possible, however, one of PDO's design
decisions was to make a prepared statement object also a result set
(another question: ... why?) a script can not make use of the a
statement more than once without completely fetching all the data it
needs from the first query, before executing the next.
A likely scenario is that the prepared statement is executed and then
before the script is done with processing the result, the same statement
(with different binds) will need to be executed again, also using the
result set from that statement.
Does PDO provide a method to deal with this problem? From what I
understand the only solution would be to prepare a new statement for
each query, even for queries with the same structure which defeats the
purpose of a prepared statement(?) Is there a solution that is a bit
better?
I don't think anyone understands exactly what you're trying to achieve.
Can you prepare 1 statement then use 2 different sets or parameters to
call it?
Of course - but as you have noticed, the 1st result set has to be used
before you can use the 2nd.
Why do you want to be able to do it another way? Are you trying to run
queries in parallel (forking, whatever)? Are you trying to do things in
a loop? Explain what you're trying to do and you might get a better
response.
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