In trying to create a simple PHP PDO update function that if the field is not found would insert it, I created this little snippet.
function updateorcreate($
try,
PDO::exec()
returns 1 if inserted. 2 if the row has been updated.
for prepared statements,
PDOStatement::execute()
You can try,
PDOStement::rowCount()
You will first need to execute it.
Apart from that, this is a dodgy way of doing this. It would be better to start a transaction, do a SELECT and then determine what to do (INSERT or UPDATE). Just checking whether the UPDATE query succeeded doesn't suffice, it succeeds when no row is found too.
You are assigning $pro
to the prepare, not the execute statement.
Having said that, if you are using mysql you can use the insert... on duplicate key update
syntax.
insert into $table (field, value) values (:name, :value) on duplicate key update value=:value2
You can't use the same bound param twice, but you can set two bound params to the same value.
Edit: This mysql syntax will only work where a key (primary or another unique) is present and would cause an insert to fail.
If it's mysql-only you could try INSERT INTO ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/insert-on-duplicate.html