Is something wrong with my query
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$sql = $db->query(
"INSERT INTO users (user_id, title, first_name, last_name, user_identity_id, email_id, password, office_phone_number, public_id, session_id, address_id, created_by, last_modified_by, created_on, last_modified_on, is_activated, is_deprecated, middle_name, cell_phone_number, superviser_name, superviser_email, superviser_phone_number)
VALUES( :p_user_id,:p_title,:p_first_name,:p_last_name,:p_user_identity_id,:p_email_id,:p_password,:p_office_phone_number,:p_public_id,:p_session_id,:p_address_id,:p_created_by,:p_last_modified_by,:p_created_on,:p_last_modified_on,:p_is_activated,:p_is_deprecated,:p_middle_name,:p_cell_phone_number,:p_superviser_name,:p_superviser_email,:p_superviser_phone_number)",
array(
'p_user_id' => '',
'p_title' => $title,
'p_first_name' => $first_name,
'p_last_name' => $last_name,
'p_user_identity_id' => '',
'p_email_id' => $email,
'p_password' => $pass,
'p_office_phone_number' => $office_ph_no,
'p_public_id' => '',
'p_session_id' => '',
'p_address_id' => '',
'p_created_by' => '',
'p_last_modified_by' => '',
'p_created_on' => '',
'p_last_modified_on' => '',
'p_is_activated' => '',
'p_is_deprecated' => '',
'p_middle_name' => $middle_name,
'p_cell_phone_number' => $cell_ph_no,
'p_superviser_name' => $supervisor_name,
'p_superviser_email' => $supervisor_email,
'p_superviser_phone_number' => $supervisor_ph_no
)
);
$db->commit();
This looks like you’re trying to execute a PDO statement using named parameters in Zend.
First thing to check, I assume you’ve started a transaction?
Also, in my experience named parameters are the same in the query as in the params array, e.g. :param1 is
$params = array(':param1'=>'data');I use the same method as described in the ZF docs “executing a statement using named parameters”: