#class pq\Statement

A named prepared statement. See pq\Connection::prepare().

Properties:#

• public (readonly) pq\Connection $connection#
  The connection to the server.
• public (readonly) string $name#
  The identifiying name of the prepared statement.
• public (readonly) string $query# The query string used to prepare the statement.
• public (readonly) array $types# List of corresponding query parameter type OIDs for the prepared statement.

Functions:#

• Statement::__construct#

  Prepare a new statement.

  void pq\Statement::__construct(pq\Connection $conn, string $name, string $query[, array $types = NULL[, bool $async = FALSE]])

• Statement::bind#

  Bind a variable to an input parameter.

  void pq\Statement::bind(int $param_no, mixed &$param_ref)

• Statement::deallocate#

  Free the server resources used by the prepared statement, so it can no longer be executed.

  void pq\Statement::deallocate()

• Statement::deallocateAsync#

  Asynchronously free the server resources used by the

  void pq\Statement::deallocateAsync()

• Statement::desc#

  Describe the parameters of the prepared statement.

  array pq\Statement::desc()

• Statement::descAsync#

  Asynchronously describe the parameters of the prepared statement.

  void pq\Statement::descAsync(callable $callback)

• Statement::exec#

  Execute the prepared statement.

  pq\Result pq\Statement::exec([array $params = NULL])

• Statement::execAsync#

  Asynchronously execute the prepared statement.

  void pq\Statement::execAsync([array $params = NULL, [callable $cb = NULL]])

• Statement::prepare#

  Re-prepare a statement that has been deallocated. This is a no-op on already open statements.

  void pq\Statement::prepare()

• Statement::prepareAsync#

  Asynchronously re-prepare a statement that has been

  void pq\Statement::prepareAsync()