note 25723 deleted from language.operators.logical by betz

Note Submitter: shiyaz at bml dot com dot mv ---- i found that the conditional or (||) is was very handy when searching a resultset for a specific row that matches a certain field. If a normal or (|) is used the following procedure will return the following row(after fetching the next row), but since it does not evaluated the second condition the row stays the same when the first condition is met. $found=false; while( (!$found) && odbc_fetch_row($rst) ){ if (odbc_result($rst, 1) == $sid ) $found=true; } echo odbc_result($rst,1);