*/ private readonly array $columnNames; /** @var mixed[] */ private array $boundValues = []; /** * @internal The result can be only instantiated by its driver connection or statement. * * @param Statement|null $statementReference Maintains a reference to the Statement that generated this result. This * ensures that the lifetime of the Statement is managed in conjunction * with its associated results, so they are destroyed together at the * appropriate time, see {@see Statement::__destruct()}. * * @throws Exception */ public function __construct( private readonly mysqli_stmt $statement, private ?Statement $statementReference = null, // @phpstan-ignore property.onlyWritten ) { $meta = $statement->result_metadata(); $this->hasColumns = $meta !== false; $this->columnNames = $meta !== false ? array_column($meta->fetch_fields(), 'name') : []; if ($meta === false) { return; } $meta->free(); // Store result of every execution which has it. Otherwise it will be impossible // to execute a new statement in case if the previous one has non-fetched rows // @link http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/commands-out-of-sync.html $this->statement->store_result(); // Bind row values _after_ storing the result. Otherwise, if mysqli is compiled with libmysql, // it will have to allocate as much memory as it may be needed for the given column type // (e.g. for a LONGBLOB column it's 4 gigabytes) // @link https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=51386#1270673122 // // Make sure that the values are bound after each execution. Otherwise, if free() has been // previously called on the result, the values are unbound making the statement unusable. // // It's also important that row values are bound after _each_ call to store_result(). Otherwise, // if mysqli is compiled with libmysql, subsequently fetched string values will get truncated // to the length of the ones fetched during the previous execution. $this->boundValues = array_fill(0, count($this->columnNames), null); // The following is necessary as PHP cannot handle references to properties properly $refs = &$this->boundValues; if (! $this->statement->bind_result(...$refs)) { throw StatementError::new($this->statement); } } public function fetchNumeric(): array|false { try { $ret = $this->statement->fetch(); } catch (mysqli_sql_exception $e) { throw StatementError::upcast($e); } if ($ret === false) { throw StatementError::new($this->statement); } if ($ret === null) { return false; } $values = []; foreach ($this->boundValues as $v) { $values[] = $v; } return $values; } public function fetchAssociative(): array|false { $values = $this->fetchNumeric(); if ($values === false) { return false; } return array_combine($this->columnNames, $values); } public function fetchOne(): mixed { return FetchUtils::fetchOne($this); } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public function fetchAllNumeric(): array { return FetchUtils::fetchAllNumeric($this); } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public function fetchAllAssociative(): array { return FetchUtils::fetchAllAssociative($this); } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public function fetchFirstColumn(): array { return FetchUtils::fetchFirstColumn($this); } public function rowCount(): int|string { if ($this->hasColumns) { return $this->statement->num_rows; } return $this->statement->affected_rows; } public function columnCount(): int { return $this->statement->field_count; } public function getColumnName(int $index): string { return $this->columnNames[$index] ?? throw InvalidColumnIndex::new($index); } public function free(): void { $this->statement->free_result(); } }