Hi Michael...
> hmm...he has a table for premises and one for doctors, hasn't he?
> > FROM $medTable m,
> > $praxTable p
He has ;))
Cheers,
Kiko
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hmm...he has a table for premises and one for doctors, hasn't he?
> FROM $medTable m,
> $praxTable p
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> Just a quick note, you wouldn't base it upon $description would you?
> It reall
Hi Justin!
> By testing for (shared house), you'd end up grouping them
> together like
> this:
>
> Fred Flintstone
> Wilma Flintstone
> Homer Simpson
> Marge Simpson
> Bedrock
> (shared house)
>
> ... which isn't your intended result.
Yes it is ;)
What you write is right but this is how
Just a quick note, you wouldn't base it upon $description would you?
It really depends on your data, but consider these four records:
Fred Flintstone
Bedrock
(shared house)
Wilma Flintstone
Bedrock
(shared house)
Homer Simpson
Springfield
(shared house)
Marge Simpson
Springfield
(shared house)
Hi folks!
The following problem:
I got a db (mysql) with information about doctors.
Name, adress, phone etc.
Now I'm reading these information with a simple
mysql-query:
$queryString = "SELECT DISTINCT m.$sureName, m.$preName, m.$prax, m.$title,
";
$queryString .= "p.$town, p.$zip, p.$phone,
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