count($columns) - 1){
$sql .= ', ';
}
}
$sql .= ' WHERE '.$criteria;
#debug($sql);
return mysql_query($sql);
}
Since you pass the $criteria (e.g. 'id = "23"') anyways, you can easily call
the record first, and copy it to another table.
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n a PHP routine? ...
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n MySQL query cache on the DB in most cases.
And still you would have to rely on one more infrastructure.
Just do it the way you like, and I´ll do it my way... ;-)
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