This is a discussion on Check for statement within the MySQL Database forums, part of the Database Forums category; If I have a MySQL-query that seems like this: SELECT `dom`.`id`, `sam`.`id`, `fld`.`id` FROM `dom`, `fld`, `...
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If I have a MySQL-query that seems like this:
SELECT `dom`.`id`, `sam`.`id`, `fld`.`id` FROM `dom`, `fld`, `sam` WHERE `dom`.`id`='1', `sam`.`id`='6', `fld`.`id`='4'; Can I then count, if there is 3 returning values, or does anybody have a better idea to check, if there are 3 returning values? |