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join adds the tables together and the result is a lot of repeated things that i dont want !

 

It sounds like you are using SELECT * in your SQL statement and/or have content duplicated across your tables (which ideally you shouldn't).  Why not just select the stuff you want? Then there won't be any repeats. Something like:

 

SELECT table1.user_id, table1.email, table2.name, table2.address FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table1.user_id = table2.user_id WHERE table1.user_id = 'whatever'

 

is this fine ?

 

As mentioned, you should be doing a JOIN and pulling all your results at once.  Generally speaking running a query inside a loop is a bad idea and highly inefficient.

 

If you need help putting together a query you'll have to post your table structures and some sample data and what it is your trying  to retrieve.

 

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