----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Cummings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Glenn Sieb wrote:
> > $cname =
(strcmp($previous,$line[0])
> > ? $line[0] : " ");
> > print ("<TR
> >
BGCOLOR=#$color>\n\t<TD>$line[2]</TD>\n\t<TD>$cname</TD>\n\t<TD>$line[3]</TD
>\n</TR>\n");
> > $previous = $line[0];
> > }
> > print ("</TABLE>");
> >
> > This not only takes care of the table row colors, but also removes
> > duplicate company names so it looks MUCH neater this way :))))
>
> YIKES! I thought there was a SQL keyword for returning a unique
> rowset.
Read the code again, that's what I first thought, too. He's just not
printing multiple values for the first table cell. So if the current row has
the same company name, just print a blank cell, then print the rest of the
data for that row.
---John Holmes...
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