insert into test (sometext) values ("?"),("?") $a= array("weird' text","sdfa"); I want to insert text into the table test in column sometext using bind parameter and I do not want the execute statement in a loop. I cannot implode the array in ("?"),("?") form as the query might crash coz the text can be composed of quotes.
So is there a way to achieve this using PDO in one(1) execute statement?
I cannot implode the array in ("?"),("?") form as the query might crash coz the text can be composed of quotes.
The prepared statements are there to solve quoting/escaping problems.
This syntax is wrong1:
insert into test (sometext) values ("?"),("?") You don't have to wrap parameters by quotes, you have to write query in this form:
INSERT INTO test (sometext) VALUES (?),(?) Then, you can use implode() without worrying about quotes:
$a = array( "weird' text", "sdfa" ); $query = "INSERT INTO test (sometext) VALUES (" . implode( "),(", array_fill( 0, count( $a ), "?" ) ) . ")"; $stmt = $db->prepare( $query ); $stmt->execute( $a ); As alternative, you can use substr and str_repeat instead of implode:
$query = "INSERT INTO test (sometext) VALUES " . substr( str_repeat( "(?),", count( $a ) ), 0, -1 ); 1 Using insert into test (sometext) values ("?"),("?") you insert in your fields literally two question marks.
$stmt = $conn->prepare("INSERT INTO test (field1, field2, field3) VALUES (?, ?, ?)");
$stmt->bind_param("sss", $field1, $field2, $field3);
// set parameters and execute
$field1 = "test";
$field2 = "test2";
$field3 = "[email protected]"; $stmt->execute();
