Op 1/23/10 3:28 AM, Don Wieland schreef:
> Hi,
>
> I have defined a stored procedure in my mySQL DB and when I call the
> procedure in my mySQL browser it returns the CORRECT results:
>
> DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `Get_OHC_Years`;
> DELIMITER $$
> CREATE DEFINER=`donw`@`` PROCEDURE `Get_OHC_Years`()
> BEGIN
> SELECT (YEAR(ohc_Date)) as ohc_year FROM Office_Hours_Cuttoff GROUP BY
> YEAR(ohc_Date) ORDER BY YEAR(ohc_Date) ASC;
> END
> $$
>
> It returns:
> -- ohc_year--
> 2010
> 2009
> 2008
> 2007
I doubt it will return the values in the order you have shown.
>
> I was assuming this will return an array in my PHP when I call it:
>
> /**
> *Get All Office Hours Cut-off YEARS
> */
> $db->next_result();
this call to next_result() seems strange.
> $years = $db->query("CALL Get_OHC_Years()") or die("Records not
> found.");
> $yRow = $years->fetch_array();
> echo "<pre>";
> print_r($yRow);
> echo "</pre>";
>
> But the result it returns on my page is:
>
> Array (
> [0] => 2007
> [ohc_year] => 2007
>
> What am I missing? Thanks!
the bit where you actually RTM or source?
you seem to be assuming what the fetch_array() call does,
not being able to tell exactly what kind of object $db
is I'll hazard a guess that fetch_array() is a wrapper method
for mysql_fetch_array() - you'd want mysql_fetch_assoc()
instead, and you'll need to loop to fetch all the rows.
maybe try something like:
echo "<pre>";
while ($yRow = $years->fetch_assoc())
print_r($yRow);
echo "</pre>";
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