Something mysterious with PHP, PDO (probably not MySQL) SQLSTATE[42000](1064) - php
Something really strange is happening with the following query, when I try it on PhpMyAdmin it works flawlessly, but when I run it from PHP I get the following error.
I'm using PDO...
Maybe I'm blind, or maybe it's the fact that I've been working for so many hours, the thing is that I don't see anything wrong.
Error message
SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'INSERT INTO downsync (id, signature) VALUES ('1','b01c0d494aca29162d815346d0de5f' at line 2
The query... Highlighted version (http://pastebin.com/dkYRJCS1)
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE IF NOT EXISTS downsync (`id` int(11) NOT NULL, `signature` VARCHAR(250) NOT NULL);
INSERT INTO downsync (id, signature) VALUES ('1','b01c0d494aca29162d815346d0de5fd3'),
('2','bc3d25e2a527a20779914f5c7dc181e5'),
('3','89bc5c4e013aea0b28e61561ada05770'),
('4','8ce1daecd2a20c23b1c3344dac07880a'),
('6','0a679dc54c3654933329fc7bbf01c401'),
('7','40e6af407141ab652a4cad01f2f30a05'),
('9','331e12d5136a24483a12a0610f0ecd80'),
('10','570e68fd6cccd91aaf1173845739d9ab'),
('11','603e6a77d56a21597563119b319aaf67'),
('12','7649d3e71223cf543994189fe4053670'),
('14','825d0a186fd938eb0417a1bf3e30d9c3'),
('15','4a66d12f56b9ff93332b7c841c986751'),
('16','7de9d51199cdd316d869510fe97f584c'),
('17','7ef58d702ea43e02398f3f983c8292f3'),
('18','430c864532d3352691c76a9517f54498'),
('19','11a0e5cd2497166b0f85f3e318e6ff2f'),
('20','9771222ec70e55722e2582f3238f4e44'),
('21','bffd7ce7a4b59bb439a98ae898e3a703'),
('22','daf986c8682f856b1828cd4b1c8888b7'),
('23','3fecc9e7e6291b0ea12bbe60c46d361b'),
('24','41e49696971f00648f3a3e5971ea765d'),
('25','0f58aa0ffa8fd6efeb3bb4ccee590d44');
SELECT `downsync.id`,
IF(MD5(CONCAT(
customers.id,
IFNULL(customers.full_name,0),
IFNULL(customers.phone,0),
IFNULL(customers.mobile,0),
IFNULL(customers.email,0),
IFNULL(customers.address,0),
IFNULL(customers.zipcode,0),
IFNULL(customers.city,0),
IFNULL(customers.state,0),
IFNULL(customers.country,0),
IFNULL(customers.gmaps_addrs,0)
)) = signature,1,0) as unchanged
FROM downsync
INNER JOIN customers ON downsync.id = customers.id;
The Code...
"Here's the PHP source, I'm a little slow right now, sorry for forgetting it... ;)"
$query = "
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE IF NOT EXISTS downsync (`id` int(11) NOT NULL, `signature` VARCHAR(250) NOT NULL);
INSERT INTO downsync (id, signature) VALUES ('1','b01c0d494aca29162d815346d0de5fd3'),
('2','bc3d25e2a527a20779914f5c7dc181e5'),
('3','89bc5c4e013aea0b28e61561ada05770'),
('4','8ce1daecd2a20c23b1c3344dac07880a'),
('6','0a679dc54c3654933329fc7bbf01c401'),
('7','40e6af407141ab652a4cad01f2f30a05'),
('9','331e12d5136a24483a12a0610f0ecd80'),
('10','570e68fd6cccd91aaf1173845739d9ab'),
('11','603e6a77d56a21597563119b319aaf67'),
('12','7649d3e71223cf543994189fe4053670'),
('14','825d0a186fd938eb0417a1bf3e30d9c3'),
('15','4a66d12f56b9ff93332b7c841c986751'),
('16','7de9d51199cdd316d869510fe97f584c'),
('17','7ef58d702ea43e02398f3f983c8292f3'),
('18','430c864532d3352691c76a9517f54498'),
('19','11a0e5cd2497166b0f85f3e318e6ff2f'),
('20','9771222ec70e55722e2582f3238f4e44'),
('21','bffd7ce7a4b59bb439a98ae898e3a703'),
('22','daf986c8682f856b1828cd4b1c8888b7'),
('23','3fecc9e7e6291b0ea12bbe60c46d361b'),
('24','41e49696971f00648f3a3e5971ea765d'),
('25','0f58aa0ffa8fd6efeb3bb4ccee590d44');
SELECT `downsync.id`,
IF(MD5(CONCAT(
customer.id,
IFNULL(customer.name,0),
IFNULL(customer.email,0),
IFNULL(customer.gmaps_addrs,0)
)) = signature,1,0) as unchanged
FROM downsync
INNER JOIN commerces ON downsync.id = commerces.id;
";
echo '<pre>';var_dump($query);echo '</pre>';
try {
$pdo->setAttribute(PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE, PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION);
$pdo->setAttribute(PDO::ATTR_EMULATE_PREPARES, false);
$stmt = $pdo->query($query);
//> I tried to commet this and use the query method but it didn't work
//$stmt->setFetchMode(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);
//$stmt->execute($params);
$results = $stmt->fetchAll();
}
catch(Exception $e) {
echo 'Exeption:<pre>';var_dump($e->getMessage());echo '</pre><hr>';
echo 'Error Obj.: <pre>';var_dump($e);echo '</pre>';
}
Solution:
Separating the 3 queries did the trick
$query1 = 'CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE IF NOT EXISTS....';
$query2 = 'INSERT INTO downsync...';
$query3 = 'SELECT downsync.id...';
...
$stmt = $pdo->query($query);
$stmt = $pdo->query($query2);
$stmt = $pdo->query($query3);
Thanks #lafor, #Prava - Mindfire Solutions, #Ravinder
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