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[2003-01-21 00:55 UTC] fishrunsrap at hotmail dot com
I upgraded PHP to 4.3.0, from 4.2.3, running in IIS5 as a SAPI module. I had hacked stored procedure support for MSSQL into the PEAR DB class with a function like:
function spBindOutputParam($stmt, $name, &$outref, $type) {
return mssql_bind($stmt, $name, &$outref, $type, true, false);
}
... right? then, in my own DBAbstraction classes, I had something like:
function bindOutputParam($name, &$outref, $type) {
/// debugger
global $debug;
//$debug->println("DBStoredProcedure::bindOutputParam() called, outref = ".$outref."", 5);
return $this->db_connection->spBindOutputParam($this->db_stmt, $name, &$outref, $type);
}
... and so on, up through the layers of abstraction in my application framework, always passing the output parameter $outref by value. I upgraded to PHP 4.3.0 and it BROKE. the functions all completely failed to modify $outref. it works fine, I stress, in PHP 4.2.3. I desperately tried a bunch of stuff like removing the '&' from ONLY the function signatures, or ONLY the subsequent calls, or what have you. totally busted. has anyone run into anything like this? I'm guessing it's a PHP 4.2.3->4.3.0 thing but who knows? maybe also with MSSQL in PHP. let me know. thanks!
-fish
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the following test script: function inner2(&$val) { $val = "Changed!"; } function inner(&$val) { inner2(&$val); } function outer(&$val) { inner(&$val); } $val = "The same."; outer(&$val); echo("val = ".$val."\n"); ... actually executes as it should on both 4.2.3 and 4.3.0 in my environment. I therefore would like to reopen the bug as one in the MSSQL extension on windows.About this: function spBindOutputParam($stmt, $name, &$outref, $type) { return mssql_bind($stmt, $name, &$outref, $type, true, false); } Have you tried adding 'error_reporting(E_ALL);' in the beginning of the script? You propably get some warnings? Try changing the call to: return mssql_bind($stmt,$name,$outref,$type, true,false); ie. don't pass $outref by reference, it's done internally..changed spBindOutputParam to feed mssql_bind() the variable sans ampersand ('$outref', versus '&$outref', as it was) and no go. reference passing still busted. sorry.