[nycphp-talk] mysql_fetch_array question (was off-topic database...)
Chris Shiflett
shiflett at php.net
Tue Aug 5 13:33:32 EDT 2003
--- joshmccormack at travelersdiary.com wrote:
> so I have address fields, for example, that overwrite eachother. I
> either have to make up wacky names for the database columns, or I have
> to write out AS names for each (so using Select * is out). Now why
> wouldn't they throw in an option so your results have table names in
> front? So client.zip, owner.zip, etc. could all coexist? Doesn't that
> seem reasonable?
I suppose. I bet most people in your situation either use "wacky" names such as
client_zip and owner_zip, or they alias them in the query. I see no benefit in
$foo['client.zip'] instead of $foo['client_zip'] myself. Plus, you can always
just use the enumerated array instead of the associative one.
Hope that helps.
Chris
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