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        public function containsResultSet(): bool {
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        public function containsResultSet(): bool {
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                return !$this->no_resultset;
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                return !$this->no_resultset;
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        }
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        }
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        public function num_rows(): int {
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        public function num_rows(): int {
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                if ($this->no_resultset) throw new OIDplusException("The query has returned no result set (i.e. it was not a SELECT query)");
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                if ($this->no_resultset) throw new OIDplusException(_L('The query has returned no result set (i.e. it was not a SELECT query)'));
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                return odbc_num_rows($this->res);
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                return odbc_num_rows($this->res);
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        }
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        }
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        public function fetch_array()/*: ?array*/ {
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        public function fetch_array()/*: ?array*/ {
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                if ($this->no_resultset) throw new OIDplusException("The query has returned no result set (i.e. it was not a SELECT query)");
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                if ($this->no_resultset) throw new OIDplusException(_L('The query has returned no result set (i.e. it was not a SELECT query)'));
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                $ret = odbc_fetch_array($this->res);
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                $ret = odbc_fetch_array($this->res);
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                if ($ret === false) $ret = null;
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                if ($ret === false) $ret = null;
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                if (!is_null($ret)) {
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                if (!is_null($ret)) {
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                        // ODBC gives bit(1) as binary, MySQL as integer and PDO as string.
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                        // ODBC gives bit(1) as binary, MySQL as integer and PDO as string.
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                        // We'll do it like MySQL does, even if ODBC is actually more correct.
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                        // We'll do it like MySQL does, even if ODBC is actually more correct.
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                }
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                }
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                return $ret;
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                return $ret;
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        }
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        }
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        public function fetch_object()/*: ?object*/ {
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        public function fetch_object()/*: ?object*/ {
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                if ($this->no_resultset) throw new OIDplusException("The query has returned no result set (i.e. it was not a SELECT query)");
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                if ($this->no_resultset) throw new OIDplusException(_L('The query has returned no result set (i.e. it was not a SELECT query)'));
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                $ret = odbc_fetch_object($this->res);
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                $ret = odbc_fetch_object($this->res);
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                if ($ret === false) $ret = null;
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                if ($ret === false) $ret = null;
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                if (!is_null($ret)) {
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                if (!is_null($ret)) {
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                        // ODBC gives bit(1) as binary, MySQL as integer and PDO as string.
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                        // ODBC gives bit(1) as binary, MySQL as integer and PDO as string.
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                        // We'll do it like MySQL does, even if ODBC is actually more correct.
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                        // We'll do it like MySQL does, even if ODBC is actually more correct.