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what is wrong with this request ??? I need this request.

UPDATE  user_preferences SET user_preferences_value = '2'
 WHERE user_preferences_name = 'is_user_package_active'
 AND   user_id = '$user_id'
 AND   phone_service_id='$phone_service_id';

above request equals request ZF below

 function Deactivate_Service($user_id,$phone_service_id){
           $DB = Zend_Db_Table_Abstract::getDefaultAdapter();
           $data = array('user_preferences_value' => 2);
           $where = "user_preferences_name = 'is_user_package_active' AND user_id = " . (int)$user_id ." AND phone_service_id = ".(int)$phone_service_id;
           $DB->update('user_preferences',$data, $where);
      }

I get 0 with my ZF request

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public function deactivateserviceAction(){
       $this->_helper->viewRenderer->setNeverRender();
       $user = new Zend_Session_Namespace('user');
       $user_id =$user->user_id;
       $phone_service_id      = $this->_getParam('phone_service_id');
       //$Deactive = new Account();
        $DB = Zend_Db_Table_Abstract::getDefaultAdapter();
 $DB->query("UPDATE  user_preferences SET user_preferences_value = '2'
  WHERE user_preferences_name = 'is_user_package_active' AND   user_id = '$user_id' AND phone_service_id='$phone_service_id'");
      // $a = $Deactive->Deactivate_Service($user_id,$phone_service_id);
      // var_dump($a);

 }
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Your call to "update" seems fine, although in your case it is better to use the following syntax to construct the WHERE clause (but this is a stylistic thing):

$data = array('user_preference_value' => 2);

$where = array(
    'user_preferences_name = ?' => 'is_user_package_active',
    'user_id = ?' => $user_id,
    'phone_service_id = ?' => $phone_service_id
);

$DB->update('user_preferences', $data, $where);


So my guess is that the problem is with your default adapter. Are you sure you have configured your connection? Can you run SELECT successfully with the same $ DB object? Try running a normal SQL update with your object, i.e. $ DB-> query ("Your raw UPDATE query is here") to see if it works.

Also Zend_Db_Table is the default way to get the DB, but this is also stylistic.

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