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Zend_Db_Adapter_Mysqli does not return consistent null for failed matches using fetch() from the statement class due to
// fetch the next result
$retval = $this->_stmt->fetch();
switch ($retval) {
case null: // end of data
case false: // error occurred
$this->_stmt->reset();
return $retval;
default:
// fallthrough
}
it should return false like every other class if it is going to work with zend_validate_db_*'s
if ($result !== false) {
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Ralph Schindler
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After discussing with 
Ryan Mauger we should return false as the $retval for consistency with other adapters. Null has no real semantic meaning in Zend_Db_Statement.
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Ralph Schindler
added a comment - After discussing with Ryan Mauger we should return false as the $retval for consistency with other adapters. Null has no real semantic meaning in Zend_Db_Statement.
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Ryan Mauger we should return false as the $retval for consistency with other adapters. Null has no real semantic meaning in Zend_Db_Statement.
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After discussion with Ralph Schindler, the strict equality checking has been changed in commit 14028