Question

I have a PHP page encoding a MySQL select into JSON.
I would like to add a “Status value” as the first object of my array.

PHP code

{
//CREATE USER UNKNOWN ARRAY RESULT
$Statusresult = mysql_query("SELECT TEXT_KEY, TEXT_VALUE FROM T_TEXTS WHERE TEXT_KEY = 'USER_FAILED' ") or die(mysql_error());
$Statusrows = array();
while($s = mysql_fetch_assoc($Statusresult)) 
{
    $Statusrows[] = $s;
}
print json_encode($Statusrows);

}

This results is:

{
"TEXT_KEY" = "USER_FAILED";
"TEXT_VALUE" = "UNKNOWN USER";

}

I would like to add the first object manual, to have the result look like this:

        {
    "STATUS" = "1";
    "TEXT_KEY" = "USER_FAILED";
    "TEXT_VALUE" = "UNKNOWN USER";
}

How can I do this ?

I have tried this approach, but somehow there is an error…

{
    //CREATE USER UNKNOWN ARRAY RESULT
    $Statusresult = mysql_query("SELECT TEXT_KEY, TEXT_VALUE FROM T_TEXTS WHERE TEXT_KEY = 'USER_FAILED' ") or die(mysql_error());
    $Statusrows = array();
    $Statusrows = { "STATUS" => "1" };
    while($s = mysql_fetch_assoc($Statusresult)) 
    {
    //  $Statusrows[] = $s;
        array_push($Statusrows, $s);    
    }
    print json_encode($Statusrows);
}

Answer 1

Add a virtual column on it,

SELECT '"1"' AS `STATUS`, TEXT_KEY, TEXT_VALUE 
FROM T_TEXTS 
WHERE TEXT_KEY = 'USER_FAILED'

SQLFiddle Demo