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foreach will work better in that instance, I think.

A lot of sites put randoms numbers on the end of the URL to keep them from being locally cached in the browser. Each set of numbers is seens as a different page to the browser, so it won't load from cache.

I would guess you are getting 0 records returned. Are you sure you have stuff in the database?

You are doing 2 INSERTS, so you are getting 2 rows. You should go back and combine the 2 INSERTS into 1 statement.

Could you put each page into a sessionwhen they go to it and then read it out? Just make sure it is only like the last 3 or 5 or something so your sessions don't get too big or nothing.

Hmm, yeah that makes sense. I think you are right for left and right outer joins. I am pretty sure that is called a full outer join, isnt it? It is basically like getting everything that is not in both tables. It would be like doing a left and right outer join at the same time. I think that's what they told me in school, hehe!

You gotta tell it which table that comes from, yeah? Like pilots.last_update or positions.last_update, right?

You want all the results from sf_users? Drop the WHERE statement.

Would this do a full outer join?

huh. then there isnt a field names active in the dynamic_makes table and you did want to check vehicles.active for sure. Caberman should have told you to use a join the right way. try this not sure... does that work better?

Swap to using the other table name.