pg_field_type

(PHP 4 >= 4.2.0, PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)

pg_field_type Returns the type name for the corresponding field number

Açıklama

pg_field_type(PgSql\Result $result, int $field): string

pg_field_type() returns a string containing the base type name of the given field in the given result instance.

Bilginize:

If the field uses a PostgreSQL domain (rather than a basic type), it is the name of the domain's underlying type that is returned, rather than the name of the domain itself.

Bilginize:

This function used to be called pg_fieldtype().

Bağımsız Değişkenler

result

pg_query(), pg_query_params() veya pg_execute() işlevinden dönen PgSql\Result nesnesi.

field

Field number, starting from 0.

Dönen Değerler

A string containing the base name of the field's type.

Sürüm Bilgisi

Sürüm: Açıklama
8.1.0 sonuç bağımsız değişkeni artık PgSql\Result nesnesi kabul ediyor, evvelce bir özkaynak kabul ederdi.

Örnekler

Örnek 1 Getting information about fields

<?php
$dbconn
= pg_connect("dbname=publisher") or die("Could not connect");

// Assume 'title' is a varchar type
$res = pg_query($dbconn, "select title from authors where author = 'Orwell'");

echo
"Title field type: ", pg_field_type($res, 0);
?>

Yukarıdaki örneğin çıktısı:

Title field type: varchar

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Joshua Burns
12 years ago
Here is an updated list of nearly every PostgreSQL data type, and PHP's internal C-type equivalent, updated for PostgreSQL 9.2. The first array maps PHP's internal data type to PostgreSQL's equivalents. The second maps PostgreSQL's data-types to PHP's equivalents.<?php$php_to_pg = array(    'bit' => array('bit'),    'bool' => array('boolean'),    'box' => array('box'),    'bpchar' => array('character','char'),    'bytea' => array('bytea'),    'cidr' => array('cidr'),    'circle' => array('circle'),    'date' => array('date'),    'daterange' => array('daterange'),    'float4' => array('real'),    'float8' => array('double precision'),    'inet' => array('inet'),    'int2' => array('smallint', 'smallserial'),    'int4' => array('integer', 'serial'),    'int4range' => array('int4range'),    'int8' => array('bigint', 'bigserial'),    'int8range' => array('int8range'),    'interval' => array('interval'),    'json' => array('json'),    'lseg' => array('lseg'),    'macaddr' => array('macaddr'),    'money' => array('money'),    'numeric' => array('decimal', 'numeric'),    'numrange' => array('numrange'),    'path' => array('path'),    'point' => array('point'),    'polygon' => array('polygon'),    'text' => array('text'),    'time' => array('time', 'time without time zone'),    'timestamp' => array('timestamp', 'timestamp without time zone'),    'timestamptz' => array('timestamp with time zone'),    'timetz' => array('time with time zone'),    'tsquery' => array('tsquery'),    'tsrange' => array('tsrange'),    'tsvector' => array('tsvector'),    'uuid' => array('uuid'),    'varbit' => array('bit varying'),    'varchar' => array('character varying', 'varchar'),    'xml' => array('xml'),);$pg_to_php = array(    'bit' => 'bit',    'boolean' => 'bool',    'box' => 'box',    'character' => 'bpchar',    'char' => 'bpchar',    'bytea' => 'bytea',    'cidr' => 'cidr',    'circle' => 'circle',    'date' => 'date',    'daterange' => 'daterange',    'real' => 'float4',    'double precision' => 'float8',    'inet' => 'inet',    'smallint' => 'int2',    'smallserial' => 'int2',    'integer' => 'int4',    'serial' => 'int4',    'int4range' => 'int4range',    'bigint' => 'int8',    'bigserial' => 'int8',    'int8range' => 'int8range',    'interval' => 'interval',    'json' => 'json',    'lseg' => 'lseg',    'macaddr' => 'macaddr',    'money' => 'money',    'decimal' => 'numeric',    'numeric' => 'numeric',    'numrange' => 'numrange',    'path' => 'path',    'point' => 'point',    'polygon' => 'polygon',    'text' => 'text',    'time' => 'time',    'time without time zone' => 'time',    'timestamp' => 'timestamp',    'timestamp without time zone' => 'timestamp',    'timestamp with time zone' => 'timestamptz',    'time with time zone' => 'timetz',    'tsquery' => 'tsquery',    'tsrange' => 'tsrange',    'tstzrange' => 'tstzrange',    'tsvector' => 'tsvector',    'uuid' => 'uuid',    'bit varying' => 'varbit',    'character varying' => 'varchar',    'varchar' => 'varchar',    'xml' => 'xml');?>
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Anonymous
15 years ago
Also be aware that postgreSQL array fields will prefix the type name with an underscore (e.g. "_int4" or "_text"), while composite a.k.a. row-type fields will return type "record".
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andy at a 2 h d dot com
22 years ago
The types returned are:  bool  int2 (smallint)  int4  int8 (bigint)  numeric  float4 (real / float)  float8 (double)  timestamp  date  time  varchar  bpchar (fixed leng string, 'blank padded char')  inet (ip address)  moneyThere are some other more esoteric types, e.g. 'circle', but these are the most common.
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marxarelli
19 years ago
Because complete documentation is always helpful, here are all the PostgreSQL general purpose types as they are listed in the 8.1 documentation, and each corresponding string returned by pg_field_type().bigint => int8bigserial => int8bit => bitbit varying => varbitboolean => boolbox => boxbytea => byteacharacter varying => varcharcharacter => bpcharcidr => cidrcircle => circledate => datedouble precision => float8inet => inetinteger => int4interval => intervalline => linelseg => lsegmacaddr => macaddrmoney => moneynumeric => numericpath => pathpoint => pointpolygon => polygonreal => float4smallint => int2serial => int4text => texttime => timetime with time zone => timetztimestamp => timestamptimestamp with time zone => timestamptzAnd for the record... (note the 7.4 client lib)# postmaster --versionpostmaster (PostgreSQL) 8.0.4# ldd libphp4.so...libpq.so.3 => /usr/lib/libpq.so.3 (0xb7ac8000)...
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