PHP Pear - Re: [PEAR] Db_dataobject insert()

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Re: [PEAR] Db_dataobject insert()

Justin Patrin

2005-01-27, 8:57 pm

On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 20:10:35 +0100, mishal@centrum.cz <mishal@centrum.cz> wrote:
> Hello Justin,
>
> JP> Did you set up that field as the primary key? Is it an auto_increment
> JP> value? What's this table's entry in your db.ini file look like? (both
> JP> the table and its keys)
>
> Yes, it set as primary key, auto increment, int(11)
>
> [mailinglist_subscribers]
> subscriber_id = 129
> name = 2
> email = 130
>
> [mailinglist_subscribers__keys]
> subscriber_id = N

I'm not sure what the issue is, then. Please check the mailing list
archives as I know others have had this problem.
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>
>

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Larry Garfield

2005-01-27, 8:57 pm

mishal@centrum.cz wrote:
>
> JP> I'm not sure what the issue is, then. Please check the mailing list
> JP> archives as I know others have had this problem.
>
> I found that this problem have had users before.
> In this:
>
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=pea...54613417769&w=2
>
> thread is said that db_dataobject insert method returns true, false or
> 0.
>
> I tried to downgrade my db_dataobject installation to version 1.4
> and now it *WORKS*.
>
> $do->insert() now returns last_insert_id.
>
> i found that in newer versions of DO insert() returns true.

I'd file that as a bug, then. The documentation still says it returns
the ID of the created record, and frankly that's a much better return
value than just true or false.

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