Thanks for your help, Chris. You certainly got me going in the right
direction. In case anyone is interested, below is the completed
solution, with design elements, turned into a function so I can
easily call it several times.
function counter_maker ($database,$name,$link)
{
Kevin Murphy wrote:
Actually the design is in the code below I need to display the
counts from all of those queries in a grid. Basically, its just a
summary of a bunch of information. Another way to look at it would be a
several lines that say something like this:
You have $data1_count NE
Actually the design is in the code below I need to display the
counts from all of those queries in a grid. Basically, its just a
summary of a bunch of information. Another way to look at it would be
a several lines that say something like this:
You have $data1_count NEW records in data1
> Kevin Murphy asks:
> The following code works and accomplishes what I need it to do, but I
> am wondering if there is a better way to accomplish the same task. I
> have several tables of records and I need to count and then display.
> Even if I could just combine the first three queries (below)
Thanks in advance for your help, and forgive me if this is me being
bone-headed. :-)
The following code works and accomplishes what I need it to do, but I
am wondering if there is a better way to accomplish the same task. I
have several tables of records and I need to count and then display
