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Postgres doesn't actually move the db pointer. The specific row is fetched by call to pg_fetch_array() rather than by a seek and then an unspecified pg_fetch_array() call. The only side-effect of this situation is that we don't really know if the seek will fail or succeed until we have called next(). This behavior is acceptible - and explicitly documented in ResultSet::seek() phpdoc. public See also ResultSet::seek() Returns bool Reimplemented from ResultSet. |
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public See also ResultSet::next() Returns mixed boolean TRUE on success, SQLException on failure. Reimplemented from ResultSet. |
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public See also ResultSet::getRecordCount() Returns mixed number of rows on success, SQLException on failure. Reimplemented from ResultSet. |
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public See also ResultSet::close() Returns void Reimplemented from ResultSet. |
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Convert Postgres string representation of array into native PHP array.
Returns array |
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Reads a column as an array. The value of the column is unserialized & returned as an array.
Returns mixed array on success, SQLException - If the column specified is not a valid key in current field array. Reimplemented from ResultSetCommon. |
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Returns Blob with contents of column value.
Returns mixed New Blob with data from column on success, SQLException - If the column specified is not a valid key in current field array. Reimplemented from ResultSetCommon. |
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Returns mixed boolean on success, SQLException - If the column specified is not a valid key in current field array. Reimplemented from ResultSetCommon. |
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