Question

I have simple table of hashes with 3 columns . Id is an email address.

Now, I want to retrieve the hash given id and type.

I do this:

$select = $this->getDbTable()->select();
$select->where('id=?', $id)->where('type=?', $type);

And I get

SELECT "hashes".* FROM "hashes" WHERE (id=\'[e-mail]\') AND (type=\'email\')

instead of

SELECT "hashes".* FROM "hashes" WHERE (id='[e-mail]') AND (type='email')

I have played around with quote and quoteInto, but it keeps escaping the quotes. Everywhere I look, it seems this should not be happening. Where could I be going wrong?

The same query works if type and id are integers though [in which case there are no quotes required]

Thanks!

Answer 1

The problem with the query was with the code after the $select was created. Even though the quotes seem escaped, the select works fine when used with fetchAll or fetchRow.

The following snippet worked correctly,

    $select = $this->getDbTable()->select();
    $select->where('id=?', $id)->where('type=?', $type);;
    $hash = $this->getDbTable()->fetchRow($select)->toArray();

even though $select->__toString() showed

SELECT "hashes".* FROM "hashes" WHERE (id=\'[e-mail]\') AND (type=\'default\') LIMIT 1