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|function=db_data_seek | |function=db_data_seek | ||
|usage=$smcFunc['db_data_seek'] (result, row_number) | |usage=$smcFunc['db_data_seek'] (result, row_number) | ||
|description=Works exactly like [http://php.net/mysql_data_seek mysql_data_seek], it moves the internal row pointer for ''result'' | |description=Works exactly like [http://php.net/mysql_data_seek mysql_data_seek], it moves the internal row pointer for ''result'' to the row specified in ''row_number''. Emulated while using PostgreSQL with smf_db_data_seek. | ||
|parameters={{parmdesc | |parameters={{parmdesc | ||
|result|d1=a query resource obtained with [[db_query]]. | |result|d1=a query resource obtained with [[db_query]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:57, 12 October 2012
Usage:
$smcFunc['db_data_seek'] (result, row_number)
Description: Works exactly like mysql_data_seek, it moves the internal row pointer for result to the row specified in row_number. Emulated while using PostgreSQL with smf_db_data_seek.
Parameters:
- result a query resource obtained with db_query.
- row_number is the row number you wish the pointer to be at.
Return: true on success, false on failure.
Example:
// Start from the beginning... if ($reset) return @$smcFunc['db_data_seek']($messages_request, 0);
