without such a change.
Thank you, tedd, for your input. It does help to have someone
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On Dec 23, 2006, at 10:05 AM, tedd wrote:
tj:
In my opinion, wrong thinking. You ask how many records appear
before and after a search string result. That's like
SO, my question is: how might I have MySQL tell me how many records
came BEFORE the found record?
(FYI: there is currently no auto-incrementing ID on these records, so
that obviously easy solution would be unavailable.)
Thanks in advance for any insight.
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o the page where the
first record matches the query. All other records should still be
displayed.
Does someone know of an example or tutorial on how to accomplish this?
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ngine is unique in how it builds the url. However, I
thought after poring over
the manual and online docs/list and not finding a solution, and before I went
off and reinvented the
wheel, I would float the question and see what you fine folks have to say about
the subject.
Thanks in advance for a
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