I'm attempting to do a select via PHP where I want to get a list of unique
records for example if my table is as follows
+-------------+----------+
| bluefish | blah |
+-------------+----------+
| bluefish | blah |
+-------------+----------+
| redfish | blah |
+-------------+----------+
| greenfish | blah |
+-------------+----------+
| redfish | blah |
+-------------+----------+
I want it to return only "bluefish,redfish,greenfish" when I make a query on
the first field. Does anyone know how this is possible?
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