Re: [PHP-DB] Strange string from MEMO field in FireBird

PHP Version 5.3.0alpha3-dev

Source:
$qry = ibase_query($database, $sql);
$row = ibase_fetch_assoc($qry);

Lester Caine pisze:
> Kamil Walas wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I new in PHP. I work with FireBird and I have query looks:
>> "select Y.Organizm as Nazwa, count(Y.ID) as LiczbaPrzypadkow, 
>> count(Y.Organizm) as DodatnichPrzypadkow, count(distinct Y.Pacjent) as 
>> LiczbaPacjentow, count(distinct Y.DodatniPacjent) as 
>> DodatnichPacjentow , list(distinct Y.DodatnieZlecenie) as 
>> DodatnieZlecenia from SelRaportIdentyfikacji('2008-11-01', 
>> '2008-11-30') Y left outer join Materialy M on M.ID = Y.Material left 
>> outer join Oddzialy O on O.ID = Y.Oddzial group by 1 order by 3 desc, 1"
>>
>> and the result is something like that:
>> http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/5066/78994034sy1.jpg
>>
>> when I double-click on the MEMO field I get window with ID:
>> http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/623/79032822pi4.jpg
>>
>> it looks that everything is OK.
>>
>> But when I write in php  echo $row['DODATNIEZLECENIA'] I got values like:
>> 0x0000000c00000000, 0x0000001900000000, 0x0000001400000000, itp..
>>
>> var_dump($row) gives:
>> array(8) { ["NAZWA"]=>  string(16) "Escherichia coli" 
>> ["LICZBAPRZYPADKOW"]=>  int(42) ["DODATNICHPRZYPADKOW"]=>  int(42) 
>> ["LICZBAPACJENTOW"]=>  int(41) ["DODATNICHPACJENTOW"]=>  int(41) 
>> ["DODATNIEZLECENIA"]=>  string(18) "0x0000000c00000000" 
>> ["NAZWAGRUPY1"]=>  string(14) "(nieokreślony)" ["NAZWAGRUPY2"]=> 
>> string(14) "(nieokreślony)" }
>>
>> I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Why php didn't write correctly 
>> exactly this one field? Any help will be aprrecieated.
> 
> You do not say which version of PHP. There was a problem with versions
> of PHP5 from 5.2.0 to 5.2 5 which return the BLOB ID incorrectly. 5.2.6
> should be OK. Also you do not say how you are creating the results.
> Which functions you are using.
> 
> There is a support list for Firebird and PHP
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/firebird-php/ which also has useful
> messages in the archive.
>