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Re: [metal-dev] Metastorage 'persist' function producing invalid SQL

Hello,

on 09/19/2008 04:25 AM Nik Sands said the following:
> Is metastorage NOT supposed to replace this with a NULL in the SQL in
> this case?
>
> Is metastorage SUPPOSED to produce invalid SQL in this instance?
> Shouldn't it instead be either substituting a NULL in the SQL? Or
> otherwise producing an error in the 'persist' routine before trying to
> run invalid SQL?

I am not sure what you mean. The code generate by Metastorage sets the
field to NULL if you set the respective optional variable to null or
just not assign any value to it.

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Manuel Lemos

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I'm new to Metastorage, so forgive me if I've overlooked something obvious. Anyhow, I can't get my persist function to work reliably. I've using the same... 		nixanz
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4:18 am

Hello, ... If the variable can be set to NULL, it means it is optional. Are you defining it as <optional>1</optional> ? The generated class should fail the...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
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4:24 am

it is optional: ... <variable> <name>grams</name> <type>integer</type> <optional>1</optional> </variable> ... It is being assigned immediately before the...
Nik Sands
nixanz
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4:33 am

Hello, ... That is the problem. If it is empty, don't assign it or set it to null . -- Regards, Manuel Lemos Find and post PHP jobs ...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
Offline Send Email 		Sep 19, 2008
4:35 am

I thought metastorage was supposed to set it to NULL when generating the SQL automatically? The debug output shows it as being a '?' in the prepared query, but...
Nik Sands
nixanz
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4:48 am

Sorry, my last email was probably not very clear. Let me try again... :-) The code immediately below fails to save (and gives the debug output shown below),...
Nik Sands
nixanz
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5:01 am

Hello, ... I think there is some confusion. An empty string is one thing. An undefined value is another thing. ... The above should be: if(strlen($grams)) ... ...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
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6:23 am

Hi Manuel, Thanks for your help... Is metastorage NOT supposed to replace this with a NULL in the SQL in this case? Is metastorage SUPPOSED to produce invalid...
Nik Sands
nixanz
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7:25 am

Hello, ... I am not sure what you mean. The code generate by Metastorage sets the field to NULL if you set the respective optional variable to null or just not...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
Offline Send Email 		Sep 19, 2008
7:47 am

but in the situation I showed in my last example, it produces invalid SQL. Shouldn't this be avoided, no matter what the value of the variable? Metastorage...
Nik Sands
nixanz
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9:39 am

Hello, ... ? in the prepared query is just a place holder that will be placed by the real value when the query is executed. If the variable is set to a value,...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
Offline Send Email 		Sep 19, 2008
8:44 pm

Hi Manuel, Thanks for looking at this for me. The class definition is attached to this email. The '?' is not getting replaced by a value, or by NULL, which is...
Nik Sands
nixanz
Offline Send Email 		Sep 19, 2008
10:25 pm

Hello, ... It seems not file was attached to the message. Can you paste the class definition so I can try to reproduce your problem? -- Regards, Manuel Lemos ...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
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10:42 pm

oops, sorry, I'll try again (and copy/paste as well)... <class> <name>inventory_item</name> <variable> <name>notes</name> <type>text</type> ...
Nik Sands
nixanz
Offline Send Email 		Sep 19, 2008
10:52 pm

Hello, ... I generated the code of the class and it is correct. If you set the grams variable to null or unset it, it will be set a NULL on the database...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
Offline Send Email 		Sep 20, 2008
1:45 am

But you said that a '?' in a PrepareQuery should be converted to either an SQL NULL, or to a valid value in the actual Query. This is not happening in this...
Nik Sands
nixanz
Offline Send Email 		Sep 20, 2008
4:11 am

Hello, ... If you look at the generated code you can see this for setting the prepared query parameter of the grams field. if(IsSet($this->grams)) { ...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
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4:51 am

Good idea. :-) Below is the last few lines of the var_dump($inventory_item) output. To my inexperienced eye, it appears that it has the value of an empty ...
Nik Sands
nixanz
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5:13 am

Hello ... As you may see the grams variable is set to an empty string "" and not null as it should be. Now you need to check your code to figure why it is not...
Manuel Lemos
mallemos
Offline Send Email 		Sep 20, 2008
5:16 am

I already know why it is being set to an empty string: That is simply what has been stored by the formsgeneration class that I'm using. I would have expected...
Nik Sands
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