note 58573 added to function.mysql-fetch-assoc
| From: | za at lombardiacom dot it | Date: | Tue, 08 Nov 2005 15:25:34 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 58573 added to function.mysql-fetch-assoc | ||
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Try to use mysql_fetch_assoc to get two fields with the same name from different tables.
Example:
SELECT sell.prices, buy.prices
FROM sell LEFT JOIN buy ON sell.id=buy.id
You will get a one-item array contains: 'prices'=>a_value
The only way that I know to fix this problem is to change the query in this way:
SELECT sell.prices as 'sell.prices', buy.prices as 'buy.prices'
FROM sell LEFT JOIN buy ON sell.id=buy.id
Did someone know a better way to solve this?
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