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| From: | Miguel Cardenas | Date: | September 18 2005 3:58pm |
| Subject: | Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | ||
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> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/mysql-free-result.html > it does not says : you have to retrieve all rows before freing it. So > you should be able to free the result. Otherwise it's a bug or > undocumented behaviour. > But why don't you use the Count(*) solution ?? that's exactly what you > need IMHO. No, I don't need to know if exists *any* record, I need to know if it exist one specific record or set of records, but not to retrieve them, just need to know if it/they exist to take a decition on how to insert the following ones... if I need only to know if there is data on the table the COUNT(*) would be enough... Thanks for the link, I'm gonna see it... Regards
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| • mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Miguel Cardenas | 17 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Dan Nelson | 17 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Miguel Cardenas | 18 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Pooly | 18 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Miguel Cardenas | 18 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Pooly | 19 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Pooly | 19 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | Miguel Cardenas | 19 Sep |
| • Re: mysql_free_result() WITHOUT mysql_fetch_row() | SGreen | 19 Sep |
