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get_foreign.lib.php

<?php
/* $Id: get_foreign.lib.php,v 2.6 2005/06/23 14:16:33 robbat2 Exp $ */
// vim: expandtab sw=4 ts=4 sts=4:


// lem9: we always show the foreign field in the drop-down; if a display
// field is defined, we show it besides the foreign field
$foreign_link = false;
if ($foreigners && isset($foreigners[$field])) {
    $foreigner       = $foreigners[$field];
    $foreign_db      = $foreigner['foreign_db'];
    $foreign_table   = $foreigner['foreign_table'];
    $foreign_field   = $foreigner['foreign_field'];

    // Count number of rows in the foreign table. Currently we do
    // not use a drop-down if more than 200 rows in the foreign table,
    // for speed reasons and because we need a better interface for this.
    //
    // We could also do the SELECT anyway, with a LIMIT, and ensure that
    // the current value of the field is one of the choices.

    $the_total   = PMA_countRecords($foreign_db, $foreign_table, TRUE);

    if ((isset($override_total) && $override_total == true) || $the_total < $cfg['ForeignKeyMaxLimit']) {
        // foreign_display can be FALSE if no display field defined:

        $foreign_display = PMA_getDisplayField($foreign_db, $foreign_table);
        $dispsql         = 'SELECT ' . PMA_backquote($foreign_field)
                         . (($foreign_display == FALSE) ? '' : ', ' . PMA_backquote($foreign_display))
                         . ' FROM ' . PMA_backquote($foreign_db) . '.' . PMA_backquote($foreign_table)
                         . (($foreign_display == FALSE) ? '' :' ORDER BY ' . PMA_backquote($foreign_table) . '.' . PMA_backquote($foreign_display))
                         . (isset($foreign_limit) ? $foreign_limit : '');
        $disp            = PMA_DBI_query($dispsql);
        if ($disp) {
            // garvin: If a resultset has been created, pre-cache it in the $disp_row array
            // This helps us from not needing to use mysql_data_seek by accessing a pre-cached
            // PHP array. Usually those resultsets are not that big, so a performance hit should
            // not be expected.
            $disp_row = array();
            while ($single_disp_row = @PMA_DBI_fetch_assoc($disp)) {
                $disp_row[] = $single_disp_row;
            }
            @PMA_DBI_free_result($disp);
        }
    }
    else {
        unset($disp_row);
        $foreign_link = true;
    }
}  // end if $foreigners

?>

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