In most databases an queries , there is primary key/unique constraint so i suggest to enhnace function pg_fetch_all ( resource result)
to pg_fetch_all ( resource result,[string key_column_name]) bz adding a second optional parameter, so anybody can access all returned data like this: $data= pg_fetch_all ($resource,$key_column_name]); $column=$data['value of the key, specified in 2nd argument to pg_fetch_all' ]['name of the column']; ie all tuples/lines from result can be accessed via associative array, with key is the value of specified column. Yes, I think it can be done by wery simle code too, but.... -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
