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I have a simple function that returns a count from a database table, based on some criteria.
function MyCount($strTable, $strCriteria) {
$strSQL = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM " . $strTable . " ";
if (trim($strCriteria) != "") $strSQL .= "WHERE " . $strCriteria;
$results = mysql_query($strSQL, $objConn);
$row = mysql_fetch_array($results);
return $row[0];
}
Its very useful for quickly getting a value in 1 line of code, e.g:
$Users = MyCount("Users", "Deleted = 0");
However, I'm now trying to move to PDO and am having trouble passing in the were as parametrized values. I'm trying to do something like the below (which doesn't work):
$objQuery=$objConn->prepare("SELECT count(*) as TheCount FROM :table_name WHERE :criteria");
$objQuery->bindParam(':table_name', $strTable);
$objQuery->bindParam(':criteria', $strCriteria);
I guess the obvious would be:
$objQuery=$objConn->prepare("SELECT count(*) as TheCount FROM :table_name WHERE ".$strCriteria");
$objQuery->bindParam(':table_name', $strTable);
But, this seems to go against the spirit of parametrized values... does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks
解决方案
This line is the issue:
$objQuery->bindParam(':table_name', $strTable);
You can only bind values ( field= :value) in PDO you cannot bind table names or column names or custom dynamic where clause.
So you just build the query manually:
SELECT count(*) as TheCount FROM `$strTable` WHERE $strCriteria
function my_count($strTable, $strCriteria, $objConn)
{
$sql ="SELECT count(*) as TheCount FROM $strTable WHERE $strCriteria";
$objQuery=$objConn->query($sql);
$row =$objQuery->fetch();
return $row['TheCount'];
}
$Users = my_count("Users", "Deleted = 0", $objConn);
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