PostgreSQL's PDOStatement::getColumnMeta() fills in table's name.

[glubo]

http://www.php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.getcolumnmeta.php states that there should be column 'table' in returned array. That is not true in current implementation of pgsql_stmt_get_column_meta(). This patch gets table's oid and tries to translate it to table's name.

[yohgaki]

Quick comment in case someone would like to commit this.

• spprintf(&querystr, 0, "select relname from pg_class where oid=%d", oid);

Oid is uint currently, so %d is not good.

[glubo]

I was unsure what % use with Oid, so I copied it from line of pgsql_stmt_get_column_meta():

• spprintf(&q, 0, "SELECT TYPNAME FROM PG_TYPE WHERE OID=%d", S->cols[colno].pgsql_type);

So this line should be corrected too. What is correct % to use with Oid?

[weltling]

%u is the format for unsigned.

[yohgaki]

Hi Petr,

2013/7/4 Petr Sykora [email protected]

I was unsure what % use with Oid, so I copied it from line of
pgsql_stmt_get_column_meta():

• spprintf(&q, 0, "SELECT TYPNAME FROM PG_TYPE WHERE OID=%d",
  S->cols[colno].pgsql_type);

So this line should be corrected too. What is correct % to use with Oid?

This should be %ud, I'll fix it later.
Thank you.

Yasuo Ohgaki
[email protected]

[weltling]

@yohgaki %u stands for 'unsigned int', %d stands for 'int'. So 'u' isn't a modifier. %ud will append the char 'd' to that number, that is obviously not what's expected.

[yohgaki]

2013/7/10 Anatol Belski [email protected]

@yohgaki https://github.com/yohgaki %u stands for 'unsigned int', %d
stands for 'int'. So 'u' isn't a modifier. %ud will append the char 'd' to
that number, that is obviously not what's expected.

Oops. It should be %u.
Thank you.

Yasuo Ohgaki
[email protected]

[kaplanlior]

@yohgaki - any more comments or this is ready for merge?

[glubo]

Is there anything else I can do to make this pull happen?

[weltling]

I've ported and merged it into 7.0 with aeb9c81, but seems the QA page cannot close this. This PR can be closed though.

Thanks.