I think you should look into the documentation for your particular
interface. We generally use PHP as an interface. We use the pg_exec
function to create an indexed result set from a connection and
statement. Then we iterate through each indexed row, calling
pg_fetch_array so we can manipulate and display returned values.
Hope this answers your question!
-Ryan
At 11:03 PM 7/28/01 +0200, Svenne Krap wrote:
>Hi,
>
>is there any way to get the number of the tuple in the result set...
>
>in Oracle you can write
>
>select rownum, * from mytable;
>
>and then get (handmade example) :
>
>rownum | id | name
>-----------------------------
>1 | 27| John Dow
>2 | 09 | Jane Dow
>3 | 11 | Bugs Bunny
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