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Friday’s class

• Zihan will be out-of-town• Sidd will give the lecture

– PHP and SQL Server: Queries

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PHP and SQL Server: Connection

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Typical web application interaction

(php, jsp…)

database drivers

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When you query a database…

Step2. Select the database

Step1. Connect to the MS SQL serverServer Name: upsqlAuthentication: SQL Server Authentication

Step3. Input a query and execute it to get result

Step4. When you are done, close the application

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Let PHP do it for you…

Basic Steps for PHP Database Access:1. Connect to the MS SQL server and access the

database– connect

2. Perform SQL operations– Query– Get the results and update on the webpage– Most of the work are in this step

3. Disconnect from the server– close

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Example

• http://my.up.ist.psu.edu/zuz22/query.php

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Try it yourself

1. Download query.php from the course website and save it to your IST webspace

2. Open query.php using Notepad++ and modify the database information (important!)

3. Visit the PHP page and query the database:– http://my.up.ist.psu.edu/YourPSUID/query.php

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Modify the Database Information

Input your own information

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Connect to the Server

Attention: you may not have PROJECT table in your database! Check out what tables you have!

Go to MS SQL Management Studio Go to your database (your PSUID)Go to TablesIf you do not have any table in your database, download the scripts “SQL-Create-Tables.sql” and “SQL-Insert-Data.sql” from course website (week4-2) to create tables

Visit http://my.up.ist.psu.edu/YourPSUID/query.php

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HTML Form and PHPGet the table name from HTML form

In PHP, fetch the table name from $_POST

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Step 1. Open a DB Connection

• Open a connection to a database server– MS SQL Server:

• $connection = sqlsrv_connect( $hostName, $connectionInfo )

• More spec: http://php.net/manual/en/function.sqlsrv-connect.php

• The sqlsrv_connect function returns a resource handle $connection if it connects to the database successfully

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$hostname

‘UID’‘PWD’

Same parameters when you try to log in SQL server using MS Management Studio:

‘Database’

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Step 2-1. Use SQL to Query your DB

• Run a query with PHP – MS SQL Server:

• $query_result = sqlsrv_query($connection, $query);– It returns a result handle $query_result – We need the result handle ($query_result) to

fetch result data

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If input table is “project”, the generated query is “SELECT * FROM project”

Execute the SQL command “SELECT * FROM project”

Same as you execute SQL in Management studio:

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Step 2-2. Fetch query results

• Fetch the fields in the results – MS SQL Server:

• $fieldMetadata = sqlsrv_field_metadata($query_result);• $fieldname= $fieldMetadata['Name'];

– More spec:• http://php.net/manual/en/function.sqlsrv-field-metadata.php

• Get the data from each row – MS SQL Server:

• $line = sqlsrv_fetch_array($query_result, SQLSRV_FETCH_ASSOC)• The row ($line) is returned as an array.

– More spec:• http://php.net/manual/en/function.sqlsrv-fetch-array.php

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Put the result in the table

Fetching all the fields and print the field names

The header is the field

Fetching each row of the result

Fetching each column of that row$line is an array, $cell is an element in the arrayRefer to previous lectures for array, loop, and table

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Step 2-other. Other queries for your DB

• You can also insert/update/delete records– MS SQL Example

$query=“INSERT INTO USERS (UserID, UserName) VALUES(1, \‘Leon\’)” $query_result = sqlsrv_query($connection, $query)

• You can even create/delete/alter db objects– MS SQL Example

$query=“DROP TABLE USERS” $query_result = sqlsrv_query($connection, $query)

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Step 3. Close a DB connection

• You should close a DB connection to release resources– MS SQL Server:

• sqlsrv_close($connection);

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Error Handling

• All php DB functions return NULL (or false) if they fail– The database server is not running– Insufficient privileges to access the data source– Invalid username and/or password

• Several functions are helpful in graceful failure– die(string) - halts and displays the string– sqlsrv_errors() - returns text of error

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Error Handling examplesMethod One:

if (!($connection = sqlsrv_connect( $hostName, $connectionInfo )))

die("ERROR: connecting database server failed ");

Method two:

$connection = sqlsrv_connect( $hostName, $connectionInfo ) or die("ERROR: connecting database server failed");

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Other PHP MSSQL Classes

• http://php.net/manual/en/book.sqlsrv.php– Functions: allowing plugging-in variables

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Lab Exercise• Modify query.php, allowing to specify attributes

– If no input for attributes, show the table– If some input for attributes, show the selected columns– Example: http://my.up.ist.psu.edu/zuz22/query-attr.php

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Hints

You need to modify these two parts

Now, you need to query given attributes not the whole table. What query you should generate?Also, when there is no input for attributes, you need to show all the results. So think about using if…else… statement

You need to have a new input for attribute names