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Is there a PHP function that return the total number of records in a table?
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If by table, you mean a MySQL table, then yes, there is. mysql_num_rows(), along with a query selecting all rows of a table (for instance, "SELECT * FROM `table`") would give you the total number of records.
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I was hoping for function that didn't require query of selecting all.
Oh, well. Thanks, relpats_eht. 
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...? » Post edited 2007-08-05, 09:33am by relpats_eht.
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Creating a function to do this. I should have thought of that.
 *Mr Grumpy  bangs his head on the desk*Ow!  OW! OW!!! Stop that you're hurting our head. Again, thank you, relpats_eht.
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If you use that function, make sure not to pass any user data to it. It isn't secure.
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