Reputation: 26281
I have the following prepared statement. All is good...
$stmt=$conn->prepare('UPDATE t1 SET c1=? WHERE c2=? AND c3!=?');
$stmt->execute(array(1,2,3));
But now I wish to use the same prepared statement, but include NULL values in the WHERE clause.
$stmt->execute(array(1,NULL,NULL));
Will this resolve to UPDATE t1 SET c1=1 WHERE c2=NULL AND c3!=NULL
? Isn't the proper query UPDATE t1 SET c1=1 WHERE c2 IS NULL AND c3 IS NOT NULL
? How can I have a single prepared statement which allows both NULL and not NULL values in the WHERE clause?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 205
Reputation: 108641
You asked if a SQL query containing
WHERE col = ?
will automatically be converted to
WHERE col IS NULL
by binding a NULL value to the parameter.
The answer is no. If a column has a NULL value, it can never compare equal to anything.
You need a different prepared query for that.
Upvotes: 1