Echo return values from rows from db - php

Question

Does it make difference to get the value of result set when using alias names and join in the SQL generated using zend framwork.
Regarding to the sql resulted from the selected answer in this question I want to print all result in .phtml file.
I make like this
<?php
foreach($this->rows as $row){
echo $row->visit_id . ' ' . $row->rep_id . ' '.$row->target;
?>
When I print the size of $this->rows it returns the correct number of rows, but it doesn't print any thing?!
Edit
here's what I get when I print $rows
Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo Object ( [_fetchMode:protected] => 2 [_stmt:protected] => PDOStatement Object ( [queryString] => SELECT `r`.`rep_id`, `r`.`visit_id`, `v`.`target`, `v`.`visit_id` FROM `visit_report_tb` AS `r` INNER JOIN `inspection_visits_tb` AS `v` ON v.visit_id=r.visit_id WHERE (r.visit_id = 1) ) [_adapter:protected] => Zend_Db_Adapter_Pdo_Mysql Object ( [_pdoType:protected] => mysql [_numericDataTypes:protected] => Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => 1 [2] => 2 [INT] => 0 [INTEGER] => 0 [MEDIUMINT] => 0 [SMALLINT] => 0 [TINYINT] => 0 [BIGINT] => 1 [SERIAL] => 1 [DEC] => 2 [DECIMAL] => 2 [DOUBLE] => 2 [DOUBLE PRECISION] => 2 [FIXED] => 2 [FLOAT] => 2 ) [_defaultStmtClass:protected] => Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo [_config:protected] => Array ( [dbname] => inspection [username] => root [password] => 123456 [charset] => [persistent] => [options] => Array ( [caseFolding] => 0 [autoQuoteIdentifiers] => 1 [fetchMode] => 2 ) [driver_options] => Array ( ) ) [_fetchMode:protected] => 2 [_profiler:protected] => Zend_Db_Profiler Object ( [_queryProfiles:protected] => Array ( ) [_enabled:protected] => [_filterElapsedSecs:protected] => [_filterTypes:protected] => ) [_defaultProfilerClass:protected] => Zend_Db_Profiler [_connection:protected] => PDO Object ( ) [_caseFolding:protected] => 0 [_autoQuoteIdentifiers:protected] => 1 [_allowSerialization:protected] => 1 [_autoReconnectOnUnserialize:protected] => ) [_attribute:protected] => Array ( ) [_bindColumn:protected] => Array ( ) [_bindParam:protected] => Array ( ) [_sqlSplit:protected] => Array ( [0] => SELECT `r`.`rep_id`, `r`.`visit_id`, `v`.`target`, `v`.`visit_id` FROM `visit_report_tb` AS `r` INNER JOIN `inspection_visits_tb` AS `v` ON v.visit_id=r.visit_id WHERE (r.visit_id = 1) ) [_sqlParam:protected] => Array ( [0] => SELECT `r`.`rep_id`, `r`.`visit_id`, `v`.`target`, `v`.`visit_id` FROM `visit_report_tb` AS `r` INNER JOIN `inspection_visits_tb` AS `v` ON v.visit_id=r.visit_id WHERE (r.visit_id = 1) ) [_queryId:protected] => )

Answer 1

If you are using the query you accepted in the other question, your field names should be as you expect.
I usually just var_dump $row to see what's there is what I expect:
<?php
foreach($this->rows as $row){
//Zend_Debug::dump() provides formatted debug info, the second argument is a label
Zend_Debug::dump($row, 'Row')
?>
This should give you a pretty good idea of what each row contains with out all the baggage that $rows has.

Answer 2

Heh, and that's why I pointed You to ReferenceMap i Zend_Db_Tables. Check my answer to Your previous question.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/9905206/1278879
Using my code from Your previous question You could've done it like this:
foreach ($reportRowset as $reportRow) {
echo $reportRow->visit_id . ' ' . $reportRow->rep_id . ' '.$visitRow->target;
}
And that's piece of cake

Answer 3

The row is not an object, its an array and it can be get like this:
print $row['rep_id']