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So i got a query

 

<?php
$sql_1 = "
SELECT * 
FROM   employee_directory EmpDir, pcsmgr.mvx_phone_history_io MVX
WHERE  EmpDir.managerid = '$DT_filenumber' AND
   EmpDir.branchid = '$branchid_SQL' AND
       MVX.calldate BETWEEN '$sDate' AND '$eDate' AND
       EmpDir.filenumber = MVX.dognet_user_id
       ORDER BY EmpDir.firstname ASC";
$go_1 = oci_parse($conn, $sql_1);
oci_execute($go_1);
$result_1a = oci_fetch_assoc($go_1);
?>

 

So now somewhere inside $result_1a is a field (( $result_1a['CALLTYPE'] )) that holds the call type

which let's say are "INCOMING" and "OUTGOING".

 

would i be able to only print/echo out all the rows that contain the calltype INCOMING, without having to touch the WHERE clause in the query statement?

 

or is oci_fetch_array() the only way to do something like it?

 

Thanks!

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