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I dont know if this is possible.
when calling execute with one variable that holds multiple placeholders.

Similar to this.
$dbh->execute($variable)
the $variable holds multiple values ie..
$variable="bindinfo1,bindinfo2"

My problem is mysql expects 2 bind variables ie.. $dbh->execute($variable1,$variable2)

I am trying to select when not knowing the number of requisites.

Hoping is something small I am overlooking.

Thank you for any help you can give me
Arthur



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Newbedford.net wrote:
> I dont know if this is possible.
> when calling execute with one variable that holds multiple placeholders.
>
> Similar to this.
> $dbh->execute($variable)
> the $variable holds multiple values ie..
> $variable="bindinfo1,bindinfo2"

Hopefully, this will never be the case. IMO, it is completely up to you,
to implement the logic, if, and when, to apply something as simple as

my [at] vars;
if (hasMultipleVars($variable)) {
[at] vars = split(/,/, $variable);
} else {
[at] vars = ($variable);
}

If you disagree, I'd be interested to learn, how you suggest the drivers
implementation of hasMultipleVars($variable).

Jochen

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Solution was as simple as i had hoped
Use array when calling execute
Many Thnaks to all that helped
Arthur


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Newbedford.net wrote:
> I dont know if this is possible.
> when calling execute with one variable that holds multiple placeholders.
>
> Similar to this.
> $dbh->execute($variable)
> the $variable holds multiple values ie..
> $variable="bindinfo1,bindinfo2"

Hopefully, this will never be the case. IMO, it is completely up to you,
to implement the logic, if, and when, to apply something as simple as

my [at] vars;
if (hasMultipleVars($variable)) {
[at] vars = split(/,/, $variable);
} else {
[at] vars = ($variable);
}

If you disagree, I'd be interested to learn, how you suggest the drivers
implementation of hasMultipleVars($variable).

Jochen

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Solution was as simple as i had hoped
Use array when calling execute
Many Thnaks to all that helped
Arthur


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