Hi,
Is there some similar function available for oracle too ?
thanks,
Markus
On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 03:18:25PM -0500, Finkel, Sean wrote :
> Try calling:
>
> mysql_data_seek($connection, 0);
>
> then looping through again. This should reset the row pointer to the first
> row
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Subject: [PHP-DB] Re-using a result set
Hello, everyone -- I'm new to the list, and to PHP.
I own a very large, very active original humor website which
currently consists of over 2000 HTML documents, and I'm converting it
to a database-driven model which should reduce that amou
Sure, just do:
mysql_data_seek($sql_result,0);
before you get to your while() the second time.
Hope this helps,
Joe
TopFive wrote:
> Hello, everyone -- I'm new to the list, and to PHP.
>
> I own a very large, very active original humor website which
> currently consists of over 2000 HTML do
Hello, everyone -- I'm new to the list, and to PHP.
I own a very large, very active original humor website which
currently consists of over 2000 HTML documents, and I'm converting it
to a database-driven model which should reduce that amount to less
than 100.
I'm from an old school dBase/C
