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gladiator83x

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Hi All,

I created a new table called Defects, which has 4 columns. I am trying to save the entire column as an array...is that possible. This is what I have tried.
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$array= "SELECT Review_Defects.Defects FROM Review_Defects";
$array_result= mysql_query($array) or die('Query failed: ' .mysql_error());
while ($line = mysql_fetch_array($array_result, MYSQL_ASSOC)) {
foreach ($line as $col_value){
// echo $col_value;
}

echo  $col_value; //--echoes everything in column
}
//echo  $col_value; --just echoes the last thing in column
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If I echo within the loop, I receive everything inside the column--which is what I want within my array. Is there some sort of function that I will have to use?
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From my understanding, you want the row to be an array and it already is. The array is associative, using column names as keys. For example, if your query was [tt]select id, name from usr[/tt], your array is going to look something like...
[tt]
id => 1,
name => bob
[/tt]
...which you access by $line['id'] and $line['name'].
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Try
[code]<?php

$defects = array();

$array= "SELECT Review_Defects.Defects FROM Review_Defects";
$array_result= mysql_query($array) or die('Query failed: ' .mysql_error());
while ($line = mysql_fetch_array($array_result, MYSQL_ASSOC)) {
  $defects[] = $line['Defects'];  // store value in array
}

// view the arraye
echo '<pre>', print_r($defects, true), '</pre>';
?>[/code]
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