The simple answer would be 2 while statements, but are you trying to mix the results
or are you keeping them seperate?
By mix there are 2 options
value_db1 Value_db2 Value_db1
or
value_db1
value_db1
value_db2
value_db1
by the simple answer above it would result in something like
Category #1
value_db1
value_db1
value_db1
value_db1
value_db1
Category #2
value_db2
value_db2
value_db2
value_db2
value_db2
or a side by side thing
Also how many records (approx) are you dealing with ?
you could bring the value from each table into an array and then dump the values
stored in the array.
Hope this helps...
Jack
Matt Davis wrote:
I want to extract 2 sets of data each from different tables in the same db
but display the results on the same page at the same time. Can I just have
two sql statements like this or do I need to do something else.
//sql statement 1
$sql1 = "select club_full_name from clubs where club_name = '$id' ";
//sql statement 2
$sql2 = "select message,message_title from noticeboard where club_name =
'$id' ";
//execute sql1 query and get results
$sql_result1 = mysql_query($sql1);
//execute sql2 query and get results
$sql_result2 = mysql_query($sql2);
/*results
variables for data to be displayed*/
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql_result1)) {
$name = $row["club_full_name"];
}
How can I put both sets of results in the while statement.
Any help would be kindly appreciated
Matt.
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