On Mon, 2003-06-16 at 11:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I know this is a little off Topic but you have all been so much help in the > Past.
Nah, your not OT. Now if you were describe your dream truck, that'd be
off topic. A quick guide:
Off Topic:
Republic/Democrat bashing
Criticism of Linux/Unix
Ads for your product or service (even disguised as a question)
Job openings at McDonalds/using MS only software
My Little Pony
On Topic:
DMCA bashing
Microsoft bashing
Ads for your product or service if you're cool like XMission
Job opening playing with cool tech.
Strong Bad
> I have a Very Large table in a database (2000) or more entries. What i want is
> a query that will return an array or something of all the unique entries of a
> particular collum. For Example.
> I have a table with 2500 names seperated into Last_name First_name.
> I want to run a query that gives all the unique first names (excluding repeats)
> This is for A PHP-mysql project
IANAMU (I am not a MySQL user) but, this is just simple SQL if I
understand the question correctly.
select unique First_name from names_table;
also know as
select distinct First_name from names_table;
--
Stuart Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED], AIM:StuartMJansen>
"What hole did you dig that up from?"
-- my roommate commenting on my taste in music
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