I read every answer I could rely on before posting this question. Despite the similarities, none of them addressed my specific problem (or I did not admit that they were doing this).
I have a table class that extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract. In the model, I am trying to return a single row using the join () method and based on the table identifier, for example:
$getCategoryResults = $this->select();
$getCategoryResults->setIntegrityCheck(false)
->from(array('c'=> 'categories', '*'))
->join(array('e' => 'events'),'c.events_idEvent = e.idEvent', array())
->where("e.idEvent = ?", $idEvent);
when I repeat the sql object, I get the following:
SELECT `c`.* FROM `categories` AS `c`
INNER JOIN `events` AS `e` ON c.events_idEvent = e.idEvent
WHERE (e.idEvent = '1')
Oddly enough, if I use this format,
->where("e.idEvent = $idEvent");
my result: "WHERE (e.idEvent = 1)". The value is not enclosed in ticks, but it seems to work for MySQL. When I run the request in phpMyAdmin, I get the following:
id localStartTime events_idEvent
1 1 5k Run/Walk 2010-02-18 23:59:59 1
2 team 2 5k Team Category 2010-02-18 23: 59: 591 1
. , :
SQLSTATE [42000]: : 1064 SQL; , MySQL, "SELECT c. * FROM categories AS c INNER JOIN events AS e ON c.events_id ' 1
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