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A column name that is not in the result set is a programming error, so report it the way the method already reports an empty name or an index below one, rather than through PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE. The equivalent parameter failure in bindParam() and bindValue() stays an ERRMODE error: its site in rewrite_name_to_position() is only reachable once execute() has populated bound_param_map, never from the bind methods themselves. Closes phpGH-23835
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Follow-up to #23799, where kamil-tekiela asked for a ValueError here. A column name that is not in the result set is a programming error, so bindColumn() now throws instead of reporting through
PDO::ATTR_ERRMODEand returning false, matching how the same argument already rejects an empty name or an index below one.bindParam() and bindValue() keep their ERRMODE error. The equivalent site in rewrite_name_to_position() is reachable only after execute() has populated bound_param_map, so the bind methods never get there; instrumenting it across ext/pdo, ext/pdo_mysql and ext/pdo_sqlite showed every hit coming from execute(). Converting it would change execute(), which is a separate decision.