Fix mixed row inference for CTE (WITH ...) queries#776
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Fix row inference for queries starting with
WITH [RECURSIVE].The issue caused iterated rows to be inferred as mixed instead of the expected typed array shape, because
getQueryType()did not recognise CTE queries as SELECT-equivalent and bailed out before reaching the reflector.Changes:
Result:
foreach ($stmt as $row) now keeps the expected inferred array type for
WITH cte AS (...) SELECT ... FROM ctequeries.