> The thing is, I want to have only one entry for each guild, and I want
them
> to be in alphabetical order.
try the following sql:
"select distinct guild from tablename order by guild"
--
:: jason n. perkins
:: email -> jason[at]somebodydial911.com
:: url -> www.somebodydial911.com
:: "for a
> The thing is, I want to have only one entry for each guild, and I want
them
> to be in alphabetical order.
try the following sql:
"select distinct guild from tablename order by guild"
--
:: jason n. perkins
:: email -> jason[at]somebodydial911.com
:: url -> www.somebodydial911.com
:: "for a
> The thing is, I want to have only one entry for each guild, and I want
them
> to be in alphabetical order.
try the following sql:
SELECT DISTINCT guild FROM tablename ORDER BY tablename
--
:: jason n. perkins
:: email -> jason[at]somebodydial911.com
:: url -> www.somebodydial911.com
:: "for a
I need to query a MySQL database with something like: "select guild from
table_name"
I'm going to take "guild" and eventually make a drop-down box with the
information, but that I can handle.
The thing is, I want to have only one entry for each guild, and I want them
to be in alphabetical order.
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