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[2008-12-01 06:37 UTC] shlomo dot v at zend dot com
Description:
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The DEFAULT keyword not recognized Using the ZENDCORE PHP for i5/OS!
The reserved keyword DEFAULT should be acknowledged and the default value specified for the field with the CREATE TABLE option should be used and placed when you INSERTing a record/row.
Reproduce code:
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<?php
// Connect to AS400
echo "<br>Connect to Iseries";
$db = db2_connect("DBname","user", "password");
if(!$db) {
echo "<br>Connection Failed: " . db2_conn_errormsg();
} else echo "<br>Connectction Established";
// Prepare Statement
$sql = 'INSERT INTO UserLib.TESTfile (FO1, FO2, FO3) VALUES(?, ?, ?)';
echo "<br>Prepare statement SQL:".$sql;
$stmt = db2_prepare($db, $sql);
if(!$stmt) {
echo "<br>Prepare Failed: " . db2_stmt_errormsg();
} else echo "<br>Prepare OK";
//define("DEFAULT", "DEFAULT");
// Fieldd Value
echo "<br>Field Value";
$fo1 = value1;
$fo2 = "DEFAULT"; // Want to use the default SQL keyword
//$fo2 = constant("DEFAULT");
$fo3 = 'default';
echo "<br>FPO1:".$fo1;
echo "<br>FO2:".$fo2;
echo "<br>FO3:".$fo3;
// Execute preparede statement
$fields = array($fo1, $fo2, $fo3);
echo "<br>Execute statement SQL".print_r($fields);
$result = db2_execute($stmt, $fields);
if(!$result) {
echo "<br>Execution Failed: " . db2_stmt_errormsg();
} else echo "<br>Execute OK";
?>
Expected result:
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The reserved keyword DEFAULT should be acknowledged and the default value specified for the field with the CREATE TABLE option should be used and placed when you INSERTing a record/row.
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Last updated: Tue Nov 04 04:00:01 2025 UTC |
Today, this code will not work on any DB2 product LUW or i5/OS (probably no databases at all) ... 1) LUW simply does it wrong by converting the parameter marker "DEFAULT" string to a long 0 2) while i5/OS offers an error because parameter marker "DEFAULT" is not a INTEGER ... there are multiple workarounds for the problem using a "second" db2_prepare (see BTW example bottom page). ============================= In the spirit of "what if we fixed it with invention" ... ============================= In i5/OS V6R1 we have new connection attribute SQL_ATTR_EXTENDED_INDICATORS = SQL_TRUE ... so it would be possible to "invent" some sort of PHP syntax that would be honored at the PECL ibm_db2 level in SQLBindParameter ... -- maybe this "string" escape sequence $fo2="DEFAULT::int"; -- and while we are inventing no-standard syntax perhaps ... $fo2="NULL::int"; ...whew ...but ... do we really want to do this sort of thing (reminder DEFAULT::int would not work below V6R1)? ======================= code will not work ======================= CODE will not work: $sql = "DROP table testDefault"; $sql = "CREATE table testDefault (id INTEGER NOT NULL, me INTEGER NOT NULL default 42)"; $stmt = db2_exec($conn, $sql); db2_error($stmt,$sql); $fields = array($fo1=1, $fo2="DEFAULT"); $sql = "INSERT INTO testDefault (id,me) values (?,?)"; $stmt = db2_prepare($conn, $sql); db2_error($stmt,"prepare(".$sql.")"); $r=db2_execute($stmt,$fields); db2_error($r,"execute(".$sql.")"); LUW DB2 "bad" output (linux): Valid: DROP table testDefault Valid: CREATE table testDefault (id INTEGER NOT NULL, me INTEGER NOT NULL default 42) Valid: prepare(INSERT INTO testDefault (id,me) values (?,?)) Valid: execute(INSERT INTO testDefault (id,me) values (?,?)) Valid: SELECT * FROM testDefault Valid: fetch id=1 me=0 i5/OS DB2 "bad" output: Valid: DROP table testDefault Valid: CREATE table testDefault (id INTEGER NOT NULL, me INTEGER NOT NULL default 42) Valid: prepare(INSERT INTO testDefault (id,me) values (?,?)) Error: execute(INSERT INTO testDefault (id,me) values (?,?)) SQLSTATE value: 22018SQL Message: Character in CAST argument not valid. SQLCODE=-420 Valid: SELECT * FROM testDefault ======================= BTW -- this is a workaround ======================= CODE will work: $sql = "INSERT INTO testDefault (id,me) values (1,DEFAULT)"; $stmt = db2_prepare($conn, $sql); db2_error($stmt,"prepare(".$sql.")"); $r=db2_execute($stmt); db2_error($r,"execute(".$sql.")"); $sql = "SELECT * FROM testDefault"; $stmt = db2_exec($conn, $sql); db2_error($stmt,$sql);