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Description: ------------ Floats submitted over prepared statement parameters are all set to the same (last?) value. Test script: --------------- On SQL server create table for tests: CREATE TABLE float_test( F1 float not null, F2 float not null, F3 float not null ); Create ODBC connection FLOAT_TEST using available driver for SQL server; Then execute: $o = odbc_connect('FLOAT_TEST', 'user', 'pass'); $st_txt = 'INSERT INTO float_test (f1, f2, f3) values (?, ?, ?)'; odbc_exec($o, 'DELETE FROM float_test'); $st = odbc_prepare($o, $st_txt); odbc_execute($st, array(1.0, 2.0, 3.0)); $st2 = odbc_prepare($o, 'SELECT f1, f2, f3 from float_test'); odbc_execute($st2); echo json_encode(odbc_fetch_object($st2)); Expected result: ---------------- {"f1":"1.0","f2":"2.0","f3":"3.0"} Actual result: -------------- {"f1":"3.0","f2":"3.0","f3":"3.0"}