Do you mean JOIN the tables and then SELECT?
>
> The best way to do this is to structure your SQL statement to grab both
> apartment and
> feature information into one recordset... this simplifies the code alot
and
> makes it easier to use.
>
> Ryan Flynn
> Practical web development/design
> www.ryanflynn.com
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] 2 while loops - 2 tables
> _____________________________________________
> Apartment 1 | feature1
> apt_address1 | feature2
> apt_address2 | feature3
> _________________|_____________________________
> Apartment 2 | feature1
> apt_address1 | feature2
> apt_address2 | feature3
> _________________|_____________________________
> Apartment 3 | feature1
> apt_address1 | feature2
> apt_address2 | feature3
> _________________|_____________________________
>
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