Version: 3.1
Bug Description
In the previous versions, a query was possible as follows:
$db->fetchAll("SELECT A FROM B WHERE C IS NULL AND ?", ['D' => 'E']);
Since 3.1 this is no longer possible, no results are displayed (although the manually generated SQL statement returns results).
Steps To Reproduce
in 3.07:
$db->fetchAll("SELECT A FROM B WHERE C IS NULL AND ?", ['D' => 'E']);
in 3.1:
$db->fetchAll("SELECT A FROM B WHERE C IS NULL AND ?", ['D' => 'E']);
Expected Behavior
It would be expected that under 3.1 the statement would also deliver results.
In this simple example, it does not make much sense to use the questionmark, but there are complex queries where it is very helpful to use it as described above.
Version: 3.1
Bug Description
In the previous versions, a query was possible as follows:
$db->fetchAll("SELECT A FROM B WHERE C IS NULL AND ?", ['D' => 'E']);
Since 3.1 this is no longer possible, no results are displayed (although the manually generated SQL statement returns results).
Steps To Reproduce
in 3.07:
$db->fetchAll("SELECT A FROM B WHERE C IS NULL AND ?", ['D' => 'E']);
in 3.1:
$db->fetchAll("SELECT A FROM B WHERE C IS NULL AND ?", ['D' => 'E']);
Expected Behavior
It would be expected that under 3.1 the statement would also deliver results.
In this simple example, it does not make much sense to use the questionmark, but there are complex queries where it is very helpful to use it as described above.