I want to generate the following SQL:
SELECT `rc`.*, `c`.`name` FROM `RunConfigurations` AS `rc` INNER JOIN `Clients` AS `c` ON rc.client_id = c.id WHERE (rc.client_id = ?) ORDER BY `rc`.`config_name` ASC
However I am getting:
SELECT `rc`.*, `c`.* FROM `RunConfigurations` AS `rc` INNER JOIN `Clients` AS `c` ON rc.client_id = c.id WHERE (rc.client_id = ?) ORDER BY `rc`.`config_name` ASC
The difference is I want c.name
, not c.*
Using the following ZF PHP code:
public function fetchConfigurations($clientId = null, $order = 'rc.config_name ASC')
{
$db = $this->getDb();
$stmt = $db->select()
->from(array('rc' => 'RunConfigurations','c.name'))
->join(array('c' => 'Clients'),'rc.client_id = c.id')
->order($order);
if(is_numeric($clientId))
{
$stmt->where('rc.client_id = ?')
->bind(array($clientId));
}
$results = $db->fetchAll($stmt);
if(sizeof($results) > 0)
{
$configs = array();
foreach($results as $row)
{
$configs[] = $this->createRunConfigurationFromRow($row);
}
return $configs;
}
else
{
die($stmt->__toString());
return null;
}
}
This is aggravating and I feel like I am missing something at either:
->from(array('rc' => 'RunConfigurations','c.name'))
or
->join(array('c' => 'Clients'),'rc.client_id = c.id')
and the ZF examples are not shedding any light on this.
You are so close! join()
actually has a 3rd parameter in which you can supply the column names just like the 2nd parameter from from()
.
This would mean that ->join(array('c' => 'Clients'),'rc.client_id = c.id',array('name'))
should generate the SQL you are looking for.
-- Quote from the Zend Framework manual:
The third argument to join() is an array of column names, like that used in the from() method. It defaults to "*", supports correlation names, expressions, and Zend_Db_Expr in the same way as the array of column names in the from() method.