This might be easier using the mysqli extension, but the function mysql_info
will give you a string result indicating information about the most recent
string, just as you would from the command line.
The rows matched is what you're looking for, which appears first in the
string, so you should
When using JOINS by the simply supplying a comma separated list of tables in
the FROM clause, is the ON argument normally associated with a join intended
to be addressed in the WHERE clause, or should ON still be used?
// Comma separated join
SELECT u.*, a.city FROM users u, addresses a WHERE
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I am having all sorts of trouble with unclonable objects of type mysqli
and mysqli_result. The server is running the latest release of PHP (5.1)
and MySQL v4.1. I am able to get around some of the errors using
