I've tried it with field names, but didn't help. (I think, it is
correct, because I don't have to include all the fields in SELECT which
I want to filter inWHERE)

I think now that the driver uses the same structure for parameters as
for fields, but for parameters, these values (name, alias, and relation)
are left empty.

2010.07.28. 11:16 keltezéssel, Lester Caine írta:

>
> Sándor Tamás wrote:
> > I'm just curious about the naming of FB parameters.
> > I realized, that ibase_param_info returns an array which has a "name"
> > and an "alias" key. How can I give these values to an ibase_prepare
> > statement?
>
> I think you will find that using the '*' is part of the problem. If
> you include
> the field names in the query, then the I believe that the output is
> correct, but
> I'm not sure if one would call the problem a 'bug' or 'as designed'
> since on one
> had we need to know what to look for before processing the prepare but
> the '*'
> means that the information is only available AFTER the prepare.
>
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