I resolved the problem by using the mysql_data_seek function to set the
pointer to the first record.
mysql_data_seek($rsCommunitiesServed, 0);
Blaine
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On Tuesday 18 March 2003 14:50, Blaine wrote:
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> So, what I need to do is move the internal pointer of the result handle
> back to the first row of the result set. How can I do this?
mysql_data_seek()
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I've discovered that it is not the pointer in the array that I am having
problems with but rather the pointer in the result handle.
From what I gather, when a mysql_fetch function (mysql_fetch_row,
mysql_fetch_assoc, mysql_fetch_array) retrieves a row from the result
handle (In this case it is
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