Based on the comments (thanks to @Scuzzy for the inspiration), I wrote some simple code snippets to transform the object SelectQuery:
class ExportableSelectQuery {
public static function toSql(SelectQuery $obj) {
$_string = $obj->__toString();
$_conditions = $obj->conditions();
$_tables = $obj->getTables();
$_fields = $obj->getFields();
foreach($_tables as $k => $t) {
if(!empty($t['alias'])) {
$_string = str_replace('{' . $t['table'] . '}', $t['table'] . ' as', $_string);
}
else {
$_string = str_replace('{' . $t['table'] . '}', $t['table'], $_string);
}
}
foreach($_conditions as $k => $c) {
if(is_int($c['value'])) {
$_string = str_replace(':db_condition_placeholder_' . $k, $c['value'], $_string);
}
else {
$_string = str_replace(':db_condition_placeholder_' . $k, "'" . $c['value'] . "'", $_string);
}
}
return $_string;
}
}
Using this code is now simple (if you only have an object SelectQuery):
die(ExportableSelectQuery::toSql($query));
SelectQuery SQL, Drupal db_select SelectQuery, db_select, ExportableSelectQuery.
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