You have two times the field "id" ....
Look at your query ... especially the Where-Clause ..
You only want to show Recordsets where id = id ...
=> In both columns is the same value ...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Trevor Lanyon [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 20:13
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> Subject: [PHP-DB] Accessing fields with the same name in MySQL
>
> tbl_job
> -------
> id
> name_id
> job
>
> tbl_name
> --------
> id
> first
> last
>
> SQL
> ---
> select * from tbl_name, tbl_job where tbl_name.id = tbl_job.name_id;
>
> I use mysql_fetch_object to retrieve a row from the above result set. I
> have two objects, objName and objJob. The constructor for both objects
> accept a result object. How do I reference what table the "id" column
> came
> from. These objects are generic so aliasing is not an option.
>
> So how to I differentiate what table each column comes from?
>
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