Array Question
am 17.08.2007 18:39:51 von Daniel Kaliel
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I have pull a bunch of data from an SQL database through a query. The =
problem I am running into is I pull two fields with the exact same name. =
How do I grab the right info? I have been using mydata ß the array =
name. mydata['contactID'] Should I instead use the array value so =
mydata[8]?
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RE: Array Question
am 17.08.2007 18:59:53 von kvandegrift
Just use a column alias in your sql query and reference the alias in you=
r array.
SELECT t1.contactID as 'contactID_1', t2.contactID AS 'contactID_2'
FROM table1 t1, table2 t2 ...rest of query
Then your results data array can be referenced like so:
mydata['contactID_1']
mydata['contactID_2']
Ken Vandegrift
Shari's Management Corporation
Web Developer/Administrator
kvandegrift@sharis.com
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] Array Question
I have pull a bunch of data from an SQL database through a query. The=
problem I am running into is I pull two fields with the exact same name=
.. How do I grab the right info? I have been using mydata ß the array=
name. mydata['contactID'] Should I instead use the array value so myd=
ata[8]?
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