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There may be a better method, but without seeing the code, db/table structures, sample data, expected results, etc., there's no way to tell for sure.

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I'm taking a wild guess and assuming that all the information is in one database (each row is a user, and contains all of the information for that user).

 

You can get multiple rows from a database with one query. See the following links:

PHP MySQL Select - W3Schools

MySQL Query Strings Tutorial - W3Schools

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