> The table has something like this: > > id name key > 1 name1 key1 > 2 name2 key2 > 3 name3 key3 > 4 name1 key1 > 5 name 1 key1 > 6 name2 key2 > > > Now I want to search the table for all unique name/key combinations. > select name,key from table group by name,key; > Second, how do I translate my "logic" above into SQL? Or should I do it > in PHP? You should do it inPHP
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