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> Hi, I would ask which way is more efficient and save time? Save each row to
> array or mysql_data_seek(0) ?
That totally depends on which resources are more valuable to you.
The array will likely use more memory but be faster to process.
While mysql_data_seek(0) would probably use n
christine wrote:
Hi, I would ask which way is more efficient and save time? Save each row to
array or mysql_data_seek(0) ?
Probably mysql_data_seek(0).
That just resets the mysql pointer back to the start and so it doesn't
re-run the query or anything like that and doesn't take up any extra
[PHP-DB] mysql rereading result set (fetch_assoc)
Hi
> I'm running thru a result set using fetch_assoc. Now I want to run
through
> it again.
>
> How?
Save each row into an array first time around, then reset the array
pointer to the beginning, would be one way.
Or assu
Hi
> I'm running thru a result set using fetch_assoc. Now I want to run through
> it again.
>
> How?
Save each row into an array first time around, then reset the array
pointer to the beginning, would be one way.
Or assuming you're using the original MySQL functions, use
mysql_data_seek(0
I'm running thru a result set using fetch_assoc. Now I want to run through
it again.
How?
TIA,
Larry Woods
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Hi
> I'm running thru a result set using fetch_assoc. Now I want to run through
> it again.
>
> How?
Save each row into an array first time around, then reset the array
pointer to the beginning, would be one way.
Or assuming you're using the original MySQL functions, use
mysql_data_seek(0
I'm running thru a result set using fetch_assoc. Now I want to run through
it again.
How?
TIA,
Larry Woods
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