I agree what David says.
but the point is if someone else moved the pointer using mysql_data_seek($i)
and he didn't tell me how much $i is, or I use mysql_data_seek so many times
that I can't remember the sum of the offsets.
I don't think write a tracker is a feasible way, because there are so
in php,mysql_seek can move the pointer, but you have no way to know where
the pointer locates currently.
i think some function should be added in the future version, like
mysql_getPointerPosition($rs) which returns a int as the position in
resultset. so it's would be easy to implements some
i have read an article on IBM's developerWorks website.
its title should be Leverage your Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Skills to Learn
DB2 UDB Version 8
that should help you.
Gerard Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Robert Twitty wrote:
Unless I am mistaken, but isn't there an
