Is this for debugging? If so print_r($myPrepStmt) should work fine.
Also the phpdoc for the prepared statement should give you how you might
access the attribute.
--Tony
Cody Caughlan wrote:
Is there no way to retrieve the SQL that was executed from a
PreparedStatement? Even if it isnt the actual SQL but contains the bound
qualifiers (e.g. "?" or ":id", etc) its OK, as long as the body of the
statement itself is available.
The docs for PreparedStatement list no method along the lines of
getSQL(), so I am thinking this is not possible, but you never know...
Thanks
/Cody
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