I have a query that is run 1000s of times which I'm trying to optimize using prepared statements:
$query = "SELECT day, ticker, SUM(score*mod) as shares FROM indicators, modifiers WHERE indicators.dex=modifiers.dex AND ticker='$t' GROUP BY day, ticker HAVING shares>=$s";
When I run the query normally:
$transactions = $dbm->query($query);
I get the desired result set.
However, when I convert it into a prepared statement
$stmt = $db->prepare("SELECT day, ticker, SUM(score*mod) as shares FROM indicators, modifiers WHERE indicators.dex=modifiers.dex AND ticker=? GROUP BY day, ticker HAVING shares>=?");
and run:
$stmt->execute(array($t, 100));
it seems that it is unable to filter out the condition stated in the HAVING clause (so I get results where shares are less than 100).
Is this a bug / limitation to SQLite or am I doing something wrong?
All my other queries work fine when converted into prepared statements...