php - Zend_Db does not correctly parse IN(:ids) parameter

Question

I'm using Zend_Db with an Oracle adapter, and I'm trying to execute a query with an IN() statement in the WHERE clause.

The statement does not generate any errors, but also does not execute the update. I've tried the following forms:

$arrLinesCanceled = array('0000000001', '0000000002');

// attempt 1
$db->query(
    "UPDATE my_table SET STATUS = :status WHERE id IN(:lineIds)",
    array(
        'lineIds' => $arrLinesCanceled,
        'status' => 'C',
))->execute();

// attempt 2 (this actually errors out with 'not all parameters are bound')
$db->query(
    "UPDATE my_table SET STATUS = :status WHERE id IN(:lineIds)"
)->execute(array(
    'lineIds' => $arrLinesCanceled,
    'status' => 'C',
));

// attempt 3
$stmtUpdateDetailStatus = $db->prepare(
    "UPDATE my_table SET STATUS = :status WHERE id IN(:lineIds)");

$stmtUpdateDetailStatus->execute(array(
    'lineIds' => $arrLinesCanceled,
    'status' => 'C',
));

// last, very desperate attempt
$db->query("UPDATE my_table SET STATUS = :status WHERE id IN(:lineIds)", array(
    ':lineIds' => $arrLinesCanceled,
    ':status' => 'C',
))->execute(array(
    ':lineIds' => $arrLinesCanceled,
    ':status' => 'C',
));

to be sure the input in correct, here's an actual print_r of the $arrLinesCanceled

Array( [0] => 6617 [1] => 6618)

Is this not supported by Oracle 11 or the Zend_Db adapter? I can't see what could be wrong...