sqlite_field_name

SQLiteResult->fieldName

SQLiteUnbuffered->fieldName

(PHP 5 < 5.4.0, PECL sqlite >= 1.0.0)

sqlite_field_name -- SQLiteResult->fieldName -- SQLiteUnbuffered->fieldName — Sonuç kümesindeki belli bir alanın ismini döndürür

Açıklama

sqlite_field_name ( resource $sonuç , int $alan_indisi ) : string

Nesne yönelimli kullanım

fieldName ( int $alan_indisi ) : string

sonuç ile belirtilen sonuç kümesinden, sütun numarası alan_indisi ile belirtilen alanın ismini döndürür.

Değiştirgeler

sonuç: SQLite sonuç özkaynağı. Nesne yönelimli kullanımda bu değiştirgeye gerek yoktur.
alan_indisi: Sonuç kümesindeki sütunun sıra numarası.

Dönen Değerler

Bir hata oluşursa FALSE yoksa alan ismini bir dizge olarak döndürür.

SQLITE_ASSOC ve SQLITE_BOTH sabitleri kullanılarak döndürülen sütun isimlerinin harf büyüklükleri sqlite.assoc_case php.ini yapılandırma yönergesinin değerine uygun olarak döndürülür.

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admin at psychonautical dot org ¶

14 years ago


It's not the most elegant way, but it works:

<?php
function sqlite_field_names($db, $tablename){
    $sq5=sqlite_single_query($db, "SELECT sql FROM sqlite_master WHERE tbl_name='".$tablename."'", SQLITE_NUM);
    $kommando=$sq5[0];
    $cut=strtok($kommando,"(");
    while($fieldnames[]=strtok(",")) {};
    array_pop($fieldnames);
    foreach($fieldnames as $no => $field)
        if (strpos($field, "PRIMARY KEY")){
            strtok($field,"(");
            $primary=strtok(")");
            unset($fieldnames[$no]);
        } else
            $fieldnames[$no]=strtok($field, " ");
    return $fieldnames;
}
?>

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rrf5000 at psu dot edu ¶

17 years ago


While working with SQLite using its object-oriented mode, I found need to display a column/field name without knowing what it was in advance.  I couldn't find any examples on the Internet, just this document.  So, for anyone who happens to need to do this, here's an example.

<?php

$db = "db/database.sqlite";

// create new database (OO interface)
$dbo = new SQLiteDatabase("$db");

// create table foo and insert sample data
$dbo->query("
 CREATE TABLE foo(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name CHAR(255));
 INSERT INTO foo (name) VALUES('Ilia1');
 INSERT INTO foo (name) VALUES('Ilia2');
 INSERT INTO foo (name) VALUES('Ilia3');
");

$query = "SELECT * FROM foo;";

$result = $dbo->query($query) or die("Error in query");

echo "
<table border='1' cellpadding='10'>
 <tr>
  <td>".$result->fieldName(0)."</td>
  <td>".$result->fieldName(1)."</td>
 </tr>";

// iterate through the retrieved rows
while ($result->valid()) {
  // fetch current row
  $row = $result->current();
  echo "
 <tr>
  <td>".$row[0]."</td>
  <td>".$row[1]."</td>
 </tr>";
  // proceed to next row
  $result->next();
}

echo "</table>";

?>

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Jan Holeek ¶

13 years ago


This code works with SQlite version 3 databases. 
<?php
function sqlite_field_names($dbfile, $tablename){
    try
      {
    $db = new PDO("sqlite:".$dbfile);
    $sql=$db->query("SELECT sql FROM sqlite_master WHERE tbl_name='".$tablename."'");
    foreach($sql as $row)
        {
        $fields = $row["sql"];
        }
    $db = NULL;
   }
   catch(PDOException $e)
   {
    print "Exception : ".$e->getMessage();
   }
    $cut=strtok($fields,"(");
    while($fieldnames[]=strtok(",")) {};
    array_pop($fieldnames);
    foreach($fieldnames as $no => $field)
        if (strpos($field, "PRIMARY KEY")){
            strtok($field,"(");
            $primary=strtok(")");
            unset($fieldnames[$no]);
        } else
            $fieldnames[$no]=strtok($field, " ");
    return $fieldnames;
}

print_r(array_values(sqlite_field_names($dbfile, $tablename)));
?>

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