UPDATE: I think I'm facing this issue http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqldriverforphp/thread/2a559a42-0ef3-42c8-9e87-08ff7934678a/ will come back shortly, if this is the case.
I cannot understand what's happening. Maybe the debugging tools are bad, or something is broken in the way statements are assembled, anyway, would love to have some hints / perhaps an alternative way to handle the problem.
I have this statement:
$rule_statment = $pdo->prepare(
"if not exists
(select * from menu_availability_rules
where
(daily_serving_start = :start or
daily_serving_start is null and :start is null) and
(daily_serving_end = :end or
daily_serving_end is null and :end is null) and
(weekly_service_off = :weekly or
weekly_service_off is null and :weekly is null) and
(one_time_service_off = :once or
one_time_service_off is null and :once is null))
begin
insert into menu_availability_rules
(daily_serving_start, daily_serving_end,
weekly_service_off, one_time_service_off)
values (:start, :end, :weekly, :once)
end");
I bind all necessary parameters before calling execute
, but I get a syntax error in return from SQL Server:
COUNT field incorrect or syntax error
I tried printing out:
$rule_statment->debugDumpParams();
And the output is this:
if not exists
(select * from menu_availability_rules
where
(daily_serving_start = :start or
daily_serving_start is null and :start is null) and
(daily_serving_end = :end or
daily_serving_end is null and :end is null) and
(weekly_service_off = :weekly or
weekly_service_off is null and :weekly is null) and
Params: 4
Key: Name: [6] :start
paramno=0
name=[6] ":start"
is_param=1
param_type=0
Key: Name: [4] :end
paramno=2
name=[4] ":end"
is_param=1
param_type=0
Key: Name: [7] :weekly
paramno=4
name=[7] ":weekly"
is_param=1
param_type=1
Key: Name: [5] :once
paramno=6
name=[5] ":once"
is_param=1
param_type=2
Why? What exactly happened?