Try this:
$RESULT_SET = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM $table where description LIKE
'%$keyword%'");
if(!$RESULT_SET){
$RESULTS = "No records found";
} else {
do whatever needs to get done!
}
...or something similar... (although I did not try it!)
Martin C.
LDL Enterprise wrote:
> How can I output "no records found" when there is no record found? This is
> the query I am using.
>
> SELECT * FROM $table where description LIKE '%$keyword%'
>
> Is there a sql statment that will return a string if no record exists?
> Thanks in advance.
>
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