Getting error when using prepareStatement with interval in query
java,oracle,prepared-statement,intervals
The entire expression INTERVAL '7' DAY is a literal, you cannot simply replace a part of it with a variable (parameter). Use the function NUMTODSINTERVAL(?,'DAY') instead.
Php fails to build an array with character ö
php,mysqli,prepared-statement,special-characters
Try setting the charset on the mysqli object to the same as your database. It could be UTF8, and you would set it like this: $mysqli->set_charset('utf8'); To figure out the appropriate charset, see this question: How do I see what character set a database / table / column is in...
How prepared statement protect again SQL injection in below statement
Without explicitly setting a type (see PDOStatement::bindValue() for an example), it will treat the passed value as a string, so it will do this effectively: SELECT * FROM users where id='1; DROP TABLE users;' Btw, this would actually happen if you're using emulated prepared statements (PDO::ATTR_EMULATE_PREPARES); without this, it will...
PreparedStatement throws syntax error [duplicate]
java,mysql,jdbc,prepared-statement
remove the parameter in this line: rs= pst.executeQuery(query); It must be rs= pst.executeQuery(); Because the statement is prepared at PreparedStatement pst=conn.prepareStatement(query); execute(String sql) is inherited from Statement and will execute the satement (sql) without prepared it....
Using prepared statement in Rails to insert multiple rows
ruby-on-rails,postgresql,prepared-statement
try this user_string = " ('code1','title1', 'aaa', ...), ('code2','title2'...)" User.connection.insert("INSERT INTO films (code, title, did, date_prod, kind)VALUES"+user_string) ...
Java JDBC PreparedStatement Foreign Key Constraint Failed
java,sqlite,jdbc,prepared-statement
The additional single quotes that are wrapping the parameters are probably causing the FK violation. Use this instead in your loop: statement.setString(i+1, inserters[i]); You may also need to remove the semicolon from the insert statement....
How to insert records faster
java,mysql,prepared-statement,sql-insert
@Khanna111's answer is good. I don't know if it helps, but try checking the table engine type. I once encountered the problem in which records are inserting very slow. I changed the engine from InnoDB to MyISAM and insertion becomes very fast....
SQL injection and prepared statement, when does it get overkill?
php,mysqli,prepared-statement,sql-injection
Yes, you are going to far using PDO. PDO is only used for parameters, and not for tables or operators. Use your second query. http://php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.bindparam.php does not indicate that tables and operators are allowed, and I recall testing this a while back, and found that they are not. Binds a...
Java mysql prepared statement update not working
Your current code is only executing the update when the value of count is greater than 10000, and it executes a single update. Seems like you want/need to use a batch processing, so you have to add the statements into the batch on every iteration (something you're not doing) and...
Using Timestamp in java sql prepared statement
java,mysql,sql-server,prepared-statement,sql-timestamp
Remove the parameter from resultSet = preparedStatement.executeQuery(selectSQL ); and change to resultSet = preparedStatement.executeQuery( ); The query you passed in preparedStatement.executeQuery(selectSQL ); takes priority over the query you passed in connect.prepareStatement(selectSQL); which is the simple string ("select * from db.keycontacts WHERE CREATEDDATETIME>?") in which you dint set any parameter so...
PDO Prepared statement insert 1 instead of string
php,mysql,pdo,prepared-statement
The problem lies here SET `residents` = :persons_id AND `occupation_date` = :occupation_date which means, for the operator precedence UPDATE `apartments` SET `residents` = (:persons_id AND `occupation_date` = :occupation_date) WHERE `id` = :apartments_id so residents is updated to a boolean value (0/1). Maybe you want use , UPDATE `apartments` SET `residents`...
Password_verify bcrypt not working
php,passwords,prepared-statement
Thanks for helping guys! The problem was in the DB column length, it wasn't long enough for the hash. Thank you!
mysqli prepared statement inside a function
php,mysql,mysqli,prepared-statement
Remove: $stmt->close(); $mysqli->close(); To fix the error and: $stmt->bind_param('ss', $username, $token1); $token1 is undefined....
Java - Pulling From Database With Prepared Statement
Your problem is that you are using executeQuery(String) instead of just executeQuery() without parameters. This actually make the prepared statement behave like a regular Statement, passing the original string - with the question mark still in it - to the server. A prepared statement already contains the query string. Just...
MySql prepared statement is not working for SELECT,but works for all other statement
php,mysql,prepared-statement,parameterized-query
I have figured it out. Need to use mysqli_stmt_store_result($stmt) mysqli_stmt_bind_param($stmt, "i", $idx); mysqli_stmt_execute($stmt); mysqli_stmt_store_result($stmt); printf("Number of rows: %d.\n", mysqli_stmt_num_rows($stmt)); gives me Number of rows:1 As of php.net You must call mysqli_stmt_store_result() for every query that successfully produces a result set (SELECT, SHOW, DESCRIBE, EXPLAIN) BUT NOT MUST for UPDATE,DELETE AND...
Prepared Statements from text fields in java
java,sql,prepared-statement,parameterized
Obtaining an int from a String should be simple enough. Just wrap each String that is supposed to be an int with: pst.setInt(x, Integer.parseInt(yourVarNameHere)); To make your code more robust you should probably do the conversion from String to int as a separate validation step which will catch NumberFormatException if...
conditional .set method for preparedstatement recursively
java,recursion,prepared-statement
You could just write your own method like public void setString(PreparedStatement ps, int parameterIndex, String str) throws SQLException { if(str.equalsIgnoreCase("NULL")) ps.setNull(parameterIndex, java.sql.Types.INTEGER); else ps.setString(parameterIndex, str); } and then use it like setString(preparedStatement, 2, stringToCheck); setString(preparedStatement, 3, string2ToCheck); and so on, for your 10 columns....
Update table field add by 1 every update using prepared statement in PHP
php,sql-update,prepared-statement
$yesneeds to be initialised somewhere and then you should do $yes = $yes + 1; or shorter $yes +=1; or even shorter $yes++;.
syntax error with prepared statements mysql/php [duplicate]
The issue is starting is a reserved word in MySQL, and you're using it as a field name. You should wrap it in backticks: serverId, orderUser, targetUrl, nVotes, timeframe, referer, `starting` ...
What is the difference between the following to methods for bind_param PHP
You are probably getting an error message like mysqli_stmt::bind_param() expected to be a reference, value given in... The problem is that bind_param() in PHP 5.3+ requires array values as reference while 5.2 works with real values. From the docs: Care must be taken when using mysqli_stmt_bind_param() in conjunction with call_user_func_array()....
Prepared statement not running MYSQLI PHP
In conjunction with Mark's answer, am submitting the following as a complimentary answer and using some of my comments left under the OP's question. Firstly, <textarea> does not have a type. type="text" remove all of those. Then, $ourstory->execute(); is misplaced, it needs to go after $ourstory->bind_param("sss",... once you've used Mark's...
Does SQLite3 have prepared statements in Node.js?
sql,node.js,express,sqlite3,prepared-statement
According to the node-sqlite3 API documentation, you can use parameters in your SQL queries in several different ways: // Directly in the function arguments. db.run("UPDATE tbl SET name = ? WHERE id = ?", "bar", 2); // As an array. db.run("UPDATE tbl SET name = ? WHERE id = ?",...
MySQL: Get rows with creation date string newer than given date string
mysql,prepared-statement,string-comparison
I have solved my problem by trying my query string in my phpMyAdmin sql query section of my database. And I have relized when I build my query like this: $statement = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE (creationDate > $startingDate) = 1 ORDER BY creationDate DESC "); It becomes: SELECT...
mysqli_prepare() Query working on localhost but not when uploaded online, variables on prepared statements
php,mysql,mysqli,prepared-statement
Don't escape your strings and replace the variable names '$username' and '$password' with question marks (?). Also, do not use the single quotes. As a security precaution, I also recommend using the password_hash function as it seems you are likely storing your passwords as plain text....
How to accept apostrophe in a form field for MySQL
There are several ways to handle your problem. You can escape your strings using real_escape_string however there, as you suggest better ways. The best one is through prepared statements using either mysqli or PDO. Since you mention PDO, which is an excellent approach, here's how to handle it this way:...
Is it necessary to Initialize a statement using MySQLi and PHP Prepared Statements
No, it's not necessary. I use MySQLi all the time and have never used that method. You can simply use mysqli::prepare like you've seen in those examples. The documentation says: Allocates and initializes a statement object suitable for mysqli_stmt_prepare(). Any subsequent calls to any mysqli_stmt function will fail until mysqli_stmt_prepare()...
PDO Transaction with Prepared Statements not working
php,mysql,pdo,transactions,prepared-statement
Each transaction should begin with beginTransaction() and end with commit() You can commit the transaction just after you execute the last query: $stmt->execute(); $conn->commit(); ...
invalid object or resource mysqli_stmt
php,mysql,mysqli,prepared-statement
Please chenge your code like below and check:- //$stmt= $mysqli->stmt_init(); comment this line $stmt = $mysqli->prepare("Select username FROM users where username= ? AND activationid= ?") or die( $mysqli->error); $username=$_GET['username']; $activationid=$_GET['activationid']; $stmt->bind_param("ss",$userid,$activationid); $stmt->execute(); And for second one same :- $stmt = $mysqli->prepare("UPDATE users SET active=yes where username = ?") or die($mysqli->error);...
Error in php sql statement ($stmt2 is returning false but I dont know why)
sql,prepared-statement,sql-insert,bindparam
Finally found my problem, turns out my table name "keys" was a reserved word and to escape it I had to use backslashes like this "``keys`" (ignore the second backtick before the word, SO turns this into a code block if there is only one backtick annoyingly). If anyone in...
Wheres my Mistake?
java,database,prepared-statement,primary-key,sqlexception
Try SELECT last_insert_rowid() FROM MitarbeiterInfo instead. The exception you're getting seems to imply that IDENTITY_VAL_LOCAL() is not supported by SQLite....
PDO Prepared Statements: Replacing the value of a column
php,sql,pdo,prepared-statement
You can't use same named bind parameters within prepare statement your parameters name must be unique as $stmt = $connection->prepare("UPDATE users SET name = :newName WHERE name = :oldName"); $stmt->bindParam(':oldName', $oldName); $stmt->bindParam(':newName', $newName); ...
How do I select every row from a table based on a string containing the name of the table?
mysql,sql,prepared-statement,dynamic-sql
You can do this with a prepared statement. It will be something along the lines of SET @stat = CONCAT('SELECT * FROM ', @tab'); PREPARE stat1 FROM @stat; EXECUTE stat1; DEALLOCATE PREPARE stat1; Dynamic SQL does not work in a function, so make a Stored Procedure from this, and you...
Insert Data in Oracle DB using PHP
php,oracle,prepared-statement,oci
From the update function, pass everything needed to the execute function: $result = customExecute( 'update xxx set comments=:COMMENTS where id=:ID', [ ':COMMENTS' => $_POST['comment'], ':ID' => 99 ] ); Then in the execute function simply iterate the array to bind all params: public static function customExecute($sql, array $params = [])...
PreparedStatement query to insert data into specific columns in a table
java,sql,jdbc,prepared-statement
PreparedStatement pst1 = connection.prepareStatement("Update CustomerPayment SET End_Time= ? , Paid = ? where PC_Used ='"+cmbpcname.getSelectedItem()+"'"); pst1.setString(1,lblendtime.getText()); pst1.setString(2,lblamount.getText().substring(3,5)); pst1.executeUpdate(); ...
store_result() and get_result() in mysql returns false
php,mysql,return,prepared-statement
Use get_result() instead of store_result(), and then use the result object's num_rows: $a->execute(); $res = $a->get_result(); if ($res->num_rows > 0) { while ($row = $res->fetch_assoc()) { $results[] = $row; } return $results; } else { return false; } ...
How to use prepare() with dynamic column names?
php,sql,wordpress,prepared-statement
You could use a list of "approved" values instead, that way you're not really using user data inside a query. Something like this: $Approved = array ('firstname', 'lastname', 'birthdate') ; $Location = array_search($ColumnName, $Approved) // Returns approved column location as int if($Location !== FALSE) { // Use the value from...
Search barre php+mysql “Page not found”
php,mysql,search,prepared-statement
Seems like in <td><input name="name" type="text" /></td> name isn't a appropriate variable name.... When i'm changing to nam it works. I'm sorry for writing an other useless question... But it's like each time the same... I'm stuck for hours trying to correct my stuff, I surrender and ask here. And...
PostgreSQL JDBC PreparedStatement's setBytes changes parameter value
java,postgresql,jdbc,prepared-statement
when I look at the inserted value in the database it is: \x414243 which, I assume, is equivalent to a byte[] of [41 42 43] That would be a faulty assumption. The \x indicates that the data are presented in hexadecimal format. Thus \x414243 is equivalent to a byte[]...
Transfer parameter into a preparedStatement from list
java,jdbc,prepared-statement,postgresql-9.4
You can use String#split() to split row into the four chucks. Then convert each String into its desired format. for (String row : fileContents) { pstvisit.clearParameters(); String[] rowData = row.split(","); int docNumber = Integer.valueOf(rowData[0]); int patNumber = Integer.valueOf(rowData[1]); String date = row[2]; int price = Integer.valueOf(row[3]); pstvisit.setInt(1, docNumber); pstvisit.setInt(2, patNumber);...
use sysdate as parameter to insert into database
java,oracle,prepared-statement
boolean rs = false; String sql = "INSERT INTO test (ID, record_date) values(?, NVL(?, sysdate()))"; PreparedStatement pstmt = DBConnection.getConnection().prepareStatement(sql); pstmt.setString(1, para1); if (para2 == null) pstmt.setNull(2, Types.Date); else pstmt.setDate(2, para2); rs = (pstmt.executeUpdate() > 0); ...
PDO prepared statement returning false
Try this (note casting to int): $statement->bindValue(0, (int) $limit, PDO::PARAM_INT); ...
How to return all the rows in this SQL while
Well $return is your stdClass object, so you're just overwriting the 3 properties on each iteration. Use an array of objects: $return = array(); ... ... while($request->fetch()) { $item = new stdClass; $item->col1 = $col1; $item->col2 = $col2; $item->col3 = $col3; $return[] = $item; } ...
How to populate a dropdown box using mysqli prepared statements (PHP)
You could be selecting specific columns and binding the results. $stmt = $mysqli->prepare("SELECT `id`, `name` FROM `buildings`"); $stmt->bind_result($id, $name); $stmt->execute(); $stmt->store_result(); $blds = array(); while($stmt->fetch()){ $blds[] = array( "id" => $id, "name"=> $name ); } ?> <select> <?php for($i = 0; $i < count($blds); $i++):?> <option value="<?=$blds[$i]["id"]?>"><?=$blds[$i]["name"]?></option> <?php endfor;?> </select>...
SQLException: Cannot submit statement in current context
jdbc,prepared-statement,callable-statement,voltdb
It look like your driver only supports the CALL escape on CallableStatement. So you need to use CallableStatement instead. Section 6.4 Java EE JDBC Compliance of the JDBC 4.2 specification however says (empasis mine): Drivers must support stored procedures. The DatabaseMetaData method supportsStoredProcedures must return true. The driver must also...
Using MySQLi prepared statements in PHP, getting “No data supplied for parameters in prepared statement ”
php,mysql,mysqli,runtime-error,prepared-statement
You don't call bind_param repeatedly for each parameter, you call it once with all the parameters. $addstmt->bind_param('sssddddiiiis', $type, $name, $company, $amount, $currentbalance, $interest, $startingbalance, $term, $freq, $month, $year, $notes); You also can't use expressions in the arguments. Parameters are bound to references, so you have to give variables. To provide...
Inserting multiple rows (single query) to MySQL in PHP: Prepare-Execute vs. Prepare-Bind-Execute
php,mysql,pdo,prepared-statement,prepare
You can't $connect->bindParam($key+1,$ins);. Because PDO object doesn't have such method. Only PDOStatement has. That is why you've got error message. You should : $query->bindValue($key+1,$ins); And you should use bindValue because if not, all your inserted values will get same value (the last one of $ins before you call execute)....
Values Not Being Inserted with prepareStatement in Derby Database
The setString method simply binds the given value to the given parameter index. It does not actually execute the query. I believe what you want to do is psInsert.setString(1,"Television"); psInsert.execute(); psInsert.setString(1,"Movies"); psInsert.execute(); psInsert.setString(1,"VideoGames"); psInsert.execute(); psInsert.setString(1,"Animes"); psInsert.execute(); ...
MySQLi prepare update not updating the database
php,mysql,mysqli,prepared-statement
Your condition: WHERE `twitter_id` = ? The variable that you're binding is: $tweet['tweet_id'] While the array you're getting is: Array ( [id] => 2 [twitter_id] => 595463376026734592 So you're using the wrong index and since the index tweet_id is undefined (it's just a notice, you're receiving no errors or warnings)...
Include a re-usable text block in query
mysql,sql,prepared-statement,reusability
What you need here to solve your problem is a Prepared Statement. This allows you to create a query you want to run several times, while only changing something minimal, such as a column condition. In your case, if you want to have a parameterized where clause, you could do...
How to pass a set of values for IN clause to pg_execute() arrays
php,sql,postgresql,prepared-statement,php-pgsql
An IN construct requires a row or a set, not an array. If you pass an array, use an ANY construct. SELECT * FROM trans WHERE id_user = $1 AND id_cat = ANY ($2); Also, a Postgres array literal has the form '{elem1,elem2}'. (Note the curly braces.) And you need...
How do i return an error statement if the query is empty?
since you got only one row to retrieve from the database you could just replace the while with an if (i've deleted my previous response) session_start(); include 'inc/db.php'; $student_id = $_POST['username']; $password = $_POST['password']; $stmt = $conn->prepare("SELECT p.parent_id, ps.student_id, p.password FROM parent p, parentstudent ps WHERE p.parent_id = ps.parent_id AND...
JDBC preparedStatement not working in JSP
jsp,jdbc,oracle11g,prepared-statement
Change your PreparedStatement's query parameter binding code as stat.setString(1, value); // no quotes You need to search on what the value variable contains, not by its name "value" itself....
In prepared statement is setString() the only useful method to prevent SQL injection?
java,jdbc,prepared-statement,sql-injection
It is quite simple, most databases prepare the statement separately from sending the parameters and executing the statement. It is this separation of statement and parameters that actually provide the protection against SQL injection (in contrast to manually escaping and concatenating strings in a query). The format these parameters are...
SELECT within SELECT PDO prepared statement [duplicate]
php,mysql,security,pdo,prepared-statement
To clear any confusion, what i'm doing is this: $pdo = new PDO('..'); $sql = 'SELECT id FROM users WHERE username = :username'; $statement = $pdo->prepare($sql); $statement->bindParam(':username', $_POST['username']); Question is, what if $_POST['username'] contains 'SELECT * FROM users' (or any other query) ? This query would return the ids...
JDBC Return generated key or existing key
java,mysql,jdbc,prepared-statement
As I understand its not so easy approach for using batch execution. Your apporach is the best way to get the auto generated keys. There are few limitations of JDBC driver and it varies version to version, where getGeneratedKeys() works for single entry. Please look into below links, it may...
SQL Server Connection Pools with Prepared Statements and Transactions
c#,.net,transactions,sql-server-2012,prepared-statement
TL;DR - the .Net SQL Server connection pool handles prepared statements seamlessly. I created a main program to test this... private static void TestPreparedStatement() { const string sql = "INSERT INTO myTable(id, numInt) " + "VALUES((SELECT MAX(id) " + "FROM myTable) + 1, @numInt);"; using (SqlConnection dbConn = new SqlConnection(s_connStr))...
How Can I Assign the Results from Object Oriented Mysqli Prepared Statements
This won't works because you're trying to get values from $email and $$colnam bind_result takes as params all variable that needs to be filled by datas from your query. So in your declaration, you have $z and $name but you don't call them. You have to assign to $to_email the...
Why can't I prepare this sql statement to set auto_increment?
An alternative would be set @alter_statement = concat('alter table user auto_increment = ', @value); prepare stmt1 from @alter_statement; execute stmt1; deallocate prepare stmt1; For some reasons it seems many people are experiencing a syntax error when using prepare with ?. My guess is that it fail because the given value...
Cassandra nodejs DataStax driver don't return newly added columns via prepared statement execution
node.js,cassandra,prepared-statement
This is actually an issue in Cassandra that was fixed in 2.1.3 (CASSANDRA-7910). The problem is that on schema update, the prepared statements are not evicted from the cache on the Cassandra side. If you are running a version less than 2.1.3 (which is likely since 2.1.3 was released last...
Using sqlite3_bind_XXX inside a loop
Just call sqlite3_reset() after sqlite3_step().
Possible Memory Leak with prepared statements?
php,sql,memory-management,memory-leaks,prepared-statement
Do you have blob column? The number 4294967296 indicates you are trying allocate memory for max length of blob column. It can be a bug but not a leak, and the culprit could be the bind statement. If you have a blob column and it keep giving error, try cast...
Prepared Statement not working- Blank page
Warning: mysqli_stmt::bind_result(): Number of bind variables doesn't match number of fields in prepared statement in C:\xampp\htdocs\newsystem\loginadd.php That's because you select * (all fields). You should be more specific about the fields you want to get (for example SELECT id FROM ...). Have a look at examples on PHP doc:...
Mysqli INSERT command followed by an UPDATE
php,mysql,mysqli,prepared-statement
bind_param passes by reference not by value,so you need to have those values in variables before they can be referenced $a=800; $b=1; foreach ($all_fruits as $fruits) { if ($_POST["offer"] == $fruits[1] && $volume < $fruits[2]) { $stmt2 = $mysqli->prepare("INSERT INTO oranges (username, price, volume, date) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)");...
SQL Not Exists query
sql,sql-server,prepared-statement
I modified the query as private static final String SELECT_ORDERS_BY_BRANCH = "select transaction_id,source_id,destination_id from transactions,branch_pincode_relation,branch_details where branch_details.branch_email = ? and branch_details.branch_id = branch_pincode_relation.branch_id and branch_pincode_relation.origin_pincode = transactions.start_pin and transactions.parent_transaction_id IS NOT NULL and transactions.order_status = "+JiffieConstants.PAYMENT_SUCCESS+" and NOT EXISTS (select null from branch_order_relation where...
Error passing an array to PL/pgSQL stored procedure
php,sql,postgresql,prepared-statement,plpgsql
Debug You defined the row variable row_transazione transazione%ROWTYPE; But then you assign SELECT * FROM transazione LEFT JOIN categoriato it, which obviously does not fit the type. The error message you display, however, does not make sense. The only case of ANY/ALL in your code looks correct. Are you sure...
How to use 'or' inside mysqli prepare statement query
php,mysql,mysqli,prepared-statement
You need to bind two params like this: $stmt->bind_param('si',$iden, $iden); as you have set two '?'. s means string, i means integer, b is blob and d is double....
Turning mysql query into prepared statement
Yes, your preparation and execution is correct. The execute call returns a boolean value, which will be true if successful else false (if false, the $stmt->error property will be set with error message). This is worth checking before continuing, cause if its false, there will be no result. Same with...
how to output result outside while loop
php,mysql,while-loop,prepared-statement
To use the array option is really quite simple - you first need to declare your array, before your loop starts, like this: $arr = array(); We do it this way to make sure $arr remains in scope both within, and outside of the while loop. Then in the loop,...
Prepared statement giving error
bind_param accepts two or more arguments. The first must be a string identifying the data types for the SQL parameters. The rest of the arguments must be variables that can be passed by reference. '600' is a constant, so you cannot pass it by reference. Just use a temporary variable...
PHP Prepared Statements handle duplicate entry
php,mysql,mysqli,error-handling,prepared-statement
You could just connect the checking inside the $stmt->execute() to see if the prepared statement did work properly. function insert_vulnerability ($CVE, $Description, $Date, $Score, $Type){ $conn = connection(); $stmt = $conn->prepare(' INSERT INTO Vulnerabilities (CVE, Description, Date, Score, Type) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?) '); $stmt->bind_param('sssis', $CVE, $Description, $Date,...
How can I use DECLARE clause in a statement on jdbc?
java,mysql,jdbc,prepared-statement,sql-insert
Assuming you need to create a new table from a select, then you should use this query instead: CREATE TABLE table1 SELECT ip,protocol,counter,@variable FROM table2 ORDER BY counter DESC LIMIT 5 OFFSET 0 But if you do this in Java and using PreparedStatement then you can pass the value of...
Why does the mysqli bind function not handle my string correctly?
php,mysql,mysqli,prepared-statement
There's a comment on the bind_param page that confirms what Jon said in comments PHP will automatically convert the value behind the scenes to the underlying type corresponding to your binding type string. i.e.: $var = true; bind_param('i', $var); // forwarded to Mysql as 1 ...
Inserting data while iterating over a result set using prepared statments [closed]
I see two possible problems. Two open statements at the same time I ran into this problem I few times myself. If you want to use nested mysqli statements, you have to "finish" the database call before making another database call. In your context: PHP haven't finished the first call...
Java SQL update syntax error
java,mysql,sql,prepared-statement
Remove the comma after company_id = ?,
jpa namedquery with literals changed to prepared statement
jpa,prepared-statement,openjpa,named-query,sqlperformance
Set the query hint openjpa.hint.UseLiteralInSQL=true. See this IBM technote for more details.
undefined function mysqli_stmt_init() php error
You don't need mysqli_stmt_init(). Just issue your prepared statement directly. if(mysqli_prepare($link, "SELECT * FROM users WHERE email=?")){ mysqli_stmt_bind_param($email_query, "s", $email); mysqli_stmt_execute($email_query); mysqli_stmt_store_result($email_query); $exists_email = mysqli_stmt_num_rows($email_query); mysqli_stmt_close($email_query); } ...
Unknown column 'v_plateno' in 'where clause' in Java
java,mysql,sql-update,prepared-statement
There were no errors in the program and now I tried Refreshing the Browser, and it started working Thanks for support ! ...
SQL Prepared Statement Exception
Try using prepareCall instead of prepareStatement. I've always used PreparedStatement pstmt = connection.prepareCall(<SQL>) and it's worked across many databases (although I have yet to try it on Derby).
How to use prepared statement efficiently using datastax java driver in Cassandra?
java,cassandra,prepared-statement,datastax-java-driver
You can create a cache (this is a fairly basic example to give you an idea) of the statements you need. Lets start by creating the class that will be used as a cache. private class StatementCache { Map<String, PreparedStatement> statementCache = new HashMap<>(); public BoundStatement getStatement(String cql) { PreparedStatement...
Verifying password_hash() in PDO prepared statements
php,mysql,pdo,prepared-statement
Since you didn't put ->fetch in a loop, the single invocation will return a single row of associative array. You must access the proper index first (in this case password). Then compare the row value (at least if this is hashed already) inside the password_verify with the user input. Rough...
How do I pass a variable into a prepared statement in Ruby?
ruby,sqlite,prepared-statement
When you say this: pst = $db.prepare "SELECT name, location FROM congress_members WHERE location IN (?) ORDER BY location" state_speakers = pst.execute state_string The pst.execute call will escape and quote state_string like any other string. But your state_string isn't really a single string, it is an SQL list represented as...
How add a value from select/dropdown list to my Prepare Statement?
php,sql,pdo,prepared-statement
First you must check that the values in $_GET exists: EDIT: <? include("link.php"); if(isset($_GET['disp']) && isset($_GET['name']) && isset($_GET['prvdrnum'])) { $disp=$_GET['disp']; $name=$_GET['name']; $num=$_GET['prvdrnum']; $query = $link->prepare("SELECT * FROM hcisip WHERE providerName LIKE '%$name%' AND providerNum LIKE '%$num%' LIMIT 0, $disp"); $query->execute(); // Display search result if ($query->rowCount() > 0) { echo...
Dynamic prepared statement, PHP
As pointed out by @Fred-ii- and @commorrissey :Placeholder is supported by PDO not mysqli so so I had to: Replace :Placeholders with ? Call bind_param with call_user_func_array feeding dynamic references as expected by mysqli_stmt. Here is the code that creates dynamic binding: $params = array();// $params[] = $type; $i=0; foreach($updationFields...
PHP insert into MySQL and record position number
I think it could be more simple to use a single table: Table: form_data Fields: id - INT - PRI auto_increment fields_enabled - ENUM - possible values: 'subtitle', 'paragraph', 'image' subtitle paragraph image You can store the records as normal rows in this table, and the information regarding the form...
Syntax Error on using DECLARE and prepared statement inside CREATE PROCEDURE
mysql,stored-procedures,syntax-error,prepared-statement
The reason is A statement prepared in stored program context cannot refer to stored procedure or function parameters or local variables because they go out of scope when the program ends and would be unavailable were the statement to be executed later outside the program. As a workaround, refer instead...
Where should ? be placed in a PreparedStatement? [duplicate]
java,mysql,sql,jdbc,prepared-statement
? is for input values (typically in the WHERE clause conditions). ? is not for selected columns....
Securing a static SQL query from SQL Injection
java,mysql,prepared-statement,sql-injection,fortify
If you don't alter the SQL statements read from your file based on user input, then there is no SQL injection. On the other hand, if you don't have tight control over what can end up in this file (who can edit it?), then the whole program is a huge...
Migrating to prepared statements
Done some changes to your code according to the example in the docs http://php.net/manual/en/mysqli-stmt.bind-result.php One great thing about parameterized queries is that we no longer (usually) need to escape data, it's done for us :D $sql = "SELECT id,title,description,champion FROM our_videos WHERE datemade BETWEEN NOW() - INTERVAL ? DAY AND...
PHP Prepared Statements fails to assign correct values
php,mysql,pdo,prepared-statement
I finally found the answer myself: the problem is the foreach loop, since bindParam() doesn't make a copy of the variable, but saves a reference to it. when the statement is executed, the values are read. after the foreach loop is done, the $value variable will hold the last value...
Correct PDO Syntax for Updating an Array of primary keys.
php,arrays,ajax,pdo,prepared-statement
Your syntax is not valid PHP syntax. You can't just make a foreach in a string. Write your statement with your placeholder, then iterate over all your requestId to execute statement as many times as needed. Take a look at this code, it should work as you want. try {...
Sequence.NEXTVAL in Oracle 12c with rs.getInt() or getLong() fails - so what datatype it returns?
java,oracle,jdbc,prepared-statement,sequence
PreparedStatements cannot bind object names, just values. If you attempt to bind seq.nextval as you're doing above, you're actually binding the string literal 'seq.nextval', so your code is effective doing the following: SELECT 'seq.nextval' -- Note that this is a string! FROM dual Now it's obvious why getInt and getLong...
Alternative to ResultSet for storing data from database
java,sql,jdbc,prepared-statement,resultset
You should copy the data from the ResultSet into objects of your own before closing the PreparedStatement. For instance: preparedStatement = conn.prepareStement("select * from people"); resultSet = preparedStatement.executeQuery(); //copying the value while(resultSet.hasNext()){ String name = resultSet.getString("name"); String surname = resultSet.getString("surname"); //Person is a class of your own Person person =...
JAVA SQL assign all wildcards to null
java,sql,prepared-statement,wildcard
I can just offer you to not use preparedStatement.setNull() in this case(so yours statements every time will be different and will take hard parse every time), but just replace all yours "?" to "NULL" inside your statement. Why not ?
Java Prepared Statements Not Entirely Working - MYSQL
java,mysql,servlets,prepared-statement
Try to remove ; from your queries and tell us if it's working or not.