I want to do a select on the database and read the results in to an array.
No problem
I want to do another select on the database (different fields but using
field alias) and read that into a second array.
I want to then add the rows in the second array to the first array so I
have one large array.
Or maybe I could I could just put the results of the second select into the
first array?
array_merge will not work as it will overlay duplicate string keys.
Here is sample data:
array1:
sport=>baseball
sport=>foobtall
array2:
sport=>swimming
sport=>track
end result:
sport=>baseball
sport=>foobtall
sport=>swimming
sport=>track
Anyone have some magic? It will save me the "expense" of doing a temp
table.
Thanks,
Al
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atakeoutcanton1 (26)
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Adams-Blake Co. wrote:
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> I want to do a select on the database and read the results in to an array.
>
> No problem
>
> I want to do another select on the database (different fields but using
> field alias) and read that into a second array.
>
> I want to then add the rows in the second array to the first array so I
> have one large array.
>
> Or maybe I could I could just put the results of the second select into the
> first array?
>
Ooops. Sorry, wrong group. It was meant to the PHP group which is just above
this one in my news reader's list of groups.
-Al
> array_merge will not work as it will overlay duplicate string keys.
>
> Here is sample data:
>
> array1:
> sport=>baseball
> sport=>foobtall
>
> array2:
> sport=>swimming
> sport=>track
>
> end result:
> sport=>baseball
> sport=>foobtall
> sport=>swimming
> sport=>track
>
> Anyone have some magic? It will save me the "expense" of doing a temp
> table.
>
> Thanks,
> Al
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atakeoutcanton1 (26)
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8/6/2003 2:43:38 AM
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