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I am trying to convert some PEAR code to ZEND, and haven't worked with ZEND before. The code in question goes like this -

 

//for each row in user table do the following actions
while ($res->fetchInto($row, DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC)) {
//do the following actions    
}

 

Any assistance in starting me off by recommending an equivalent ZEND code for that "while" line would be much appreciated.

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Thanks for that useful reference. Here is the bit of code I've got so far, but the "while" bit is still not working -

 

$stmt = "SELECT usr_username, usr_ldap_authentication FROM " . APP_TABLE_PREFIX . "user";
try {
     $res = $db->fetchAll($stmt, Zend_Db::FETCH_ASSOC);
}
catch(Exception $ex) {
     $log->err($ex);
     return '';
}
print_r($res); 

//for each row do the following 
while ($row = $res->current()) {
     $username = $row['usr_username'];
     echo $username;
}

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array()->current() will not increment the internal array pointer in your while loop.

 

foreach is optimized for this behaviour

foreach ($res as $row)
{
  echo $row['usr_username'];
} 

 

And just to note, its common practise to use query builders in ZF over raw SQL.

 

// Create a Zend_DB_Select object
$query = $db->select();  

$query->from( APP_TABLE_PREFIX . 'user', array('usr_username', 'usr_ldap_authentication'));

try {
  // Connection and Query Attempt is made here
  $res = $db->fetchAll($query);

} 
// What you can catch varies per adaptor, catch all
catch (Exception $ex) {
  $log->err($ex);
  return '';
}

foreach ($res as $row)
{
  echo $row['usr_username'];
}

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