On Fri, Feb 09, 2007 at 11:31:29AM +0200, Mihail Mihailov wrote: > I have recently found out that PHP libpq Version reported by > phpinfo() doesn't match the Actual PGSQL Version on the server. > I suspect this is the reason why some of postgresql queries do not run > via web interface and run without any problem via psql. Only some PHP queries don't run? What's different about those that run and those that don't? Do the queries that don't run fail with an error message? If so, what's the exact message? What do the PostgreSQL logs show for the failed queries? You might need to adjust settings like log_min_error_statement in postgresql.conf to get useful log entries. If you ever upgrade PHP to use 8.x libraries instead of 7.4 libraries, beware that some prepared queries that used to work might start failing. I've seen that happen because PDO emulates prepared queries when linked against 7.4 and uses real prepared queries when linked against 8.x (on Unix-like platforms anyway; I think PDO still emulates prepared queries Windows). The problems arose when the emulated queries made implicit type casts that were no longer made with the real prepared queries. A specific example I saw involved casting a boolean value to an integer: the emulated prepared query converted true and false to 1 and 0, respectively, but the real prepared query passed 't' and 'f' to the backend, which rejected the query with a syntax error because 't' and 'f' aren't integers. -- Michael Fuhr
