If this is the case, I wonder why you don't let the database do all
the work for you? I mean what kind of SQL statement are you using?
Interesting.. One step back from where I was looking.
You're right. If I understand correctly, the result of the MySQL query is an array of matches.
It does carry a lot of "baggage" with it though, as I don't need the elements, just the references to them.
I'm concerned that I could return an array with large amounts of memory tied up.
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