Mysql Result Set As An Array
the question is, is there a way of assigning each value returned from the sql query and assinging them to a single array. for example i have a a query like so;
$table = "sales_table";
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$query = "select treatments from $table where
date between  ད/08/2006' and ཕ/08/2006'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
because the values stored in the treatments field are imploded as a single string when the user submits the form the value looks like; 1, 22, 33. Code:
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