Ok, first, let's use placeholders for you data... And lets use the ORDER
BY clause...
$query = prepare ("SELECT field1,field2,field3,field4 FROM table1 WHERE
field2 like 2282 AND $ like '$' ORDER BY field2");
$data = $query->execute($searchmode, $showmode);
Give that a try...
Note: I did not test this code so it may not be 100% correct...
Morgan Norell
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08/24/01
07:59 AM
I have a Mysql database and I use a select that looks like this
$query = sprintf("SELECT field1,field2,field3,field4 FROM table1 WHERE
field2 like 2282 AND %s like '%s'", $searchmode, $showmode);
then I take $query for processing.
My problem is that I want to sort the query by field2. I have tryed to
use sqls group by and sort by in the query abow
but it doesen't work.
Is there any other way to sort the result?
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