On Wed, April 19, 2006 5:55 pm, Kevin Murphy wrote: > $connection = "select * from connection, pr WHERE connection.area_id > = '$gateway_link' and connection.pr_id = pr.id"; > > Both tables have a field called ID but they have different > information in them. $row['id'] gets me the one from the table called > "pr" but I need to call the ID from the table connection. You have now stumbled into ONE of many reasons why "SELECT *" is just Bad Code. :-) Figure out which fields you REALLY need and specify them by name in place of * In addition, to actually solve your problem, you'll be able to do something like: SELECT pr.id as pr_id, connection.id as connection_id, area_id, ... You can use " as XYZ" to sort of "rename" any column you want on the fly, and that is what it will be called. It's also really handy when you have formulas in your select: SELECT (x.size + y.size) as sum, x.id, y.id from x, y ... Without the "as sum" $row['something goes here'] will have your sum answer, but what will it be called? I don't even know the answer to that one, cuz whatever it is, it's just too painful compared to using 'sum' -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
