Many thanks for the quick response. All good suggestions.
I also noticed that in PHP there is a mysql_fetch_field function which
returns a collection of properties about a given field, including it's name
and whether it is a primary key, so with a little rejigging of my code, I'll
use this.
I want
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Subject: Referring to columns by ordinal
> Hi all,
> I've searched all over the place for a solution to this, and I hope you
can
> help. I'm trying to write a ve
