[eluser]Zoon[/eluser]
I've enabled profiling (and have it in a hidden DIV, which I toggle() usin jquery) and I'm running the following SQL query.
Code:
$this->db->select("netaddress, AddressId, NetCidr");
$this->db->from("net_ips");
$this->db->limit(10);
$query = $this->db->get();
if ($query->num_rows() > 0 )
{
$result = $query->result_array();
foreach ($result as $row)
{
$iprangeEx = explode('.', $row["netaddress"]);
$update = array("netips_id" => $row["AddressId"]);
$this->db->like("ip", "$iprangeEx[0].$iprangeEx[1].$iprangeEx[2]", "after");
$this->db->where("NetID", $row["NetCidr"]);
$this->db->update("addresses", $update);
}
return "Success";
}
The LIKE line is not being generated, example:
Code:
0.0001 SELECT `netaddress`, `AddressId`, `NetCidr`
FROM (`net_ips`)
LIMIT 10
0.2824 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '1' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2730 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '2' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2722 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '3' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2847 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '4' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2785 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '5' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2694 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '6' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2705 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '7' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2696 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '8' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2684 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '9' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
0.2696 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '10' WHERE `NetID` = '1'
If I change it from like to where
Code:
$iprangeEx = explode('.', $row["netaddress"]);
$update = array("netips_id" => $row["AddressId"]);
$this->db->where("ip", "$iprangeEx[0].$iprangeEx[1].$iprangeEx[2]", "after");
$this->db->where("NetID", $row["NetCidr"]);
$this->db->update("addresses", $update);
it is rendered, although that obviously doesn't do what I want it to do anyway.
Code:
0.0002 SELECT `netaddress`, `AddressId`, `NetCidr`
FROM (`net_ips`)
LIMIT 10
0.0004 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '1' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.0' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '2' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.1' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '3' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.2' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '4' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.3' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '5' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.4' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '6' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.5' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '7' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.6' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '8' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.7' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0001 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '9' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.8' AND `NetID` = '1'
0.0002 UPDATE `addresses` SET `netips_id` = '10' WHERE `ip` = '172.24.9' AND `NetID` = '1'
(This code is for a DB convertor, I'm writing an application which has to be data-compatible with an existing open source product we use, which doesn't have useful things like unique keys on half its tables, or any kind of relationship model to string it together.)
I could override this with a standard SQL query, but I prefer to use ActiveRecord...
What's going on?
