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====== A Basic Query ====== | ====== A Basic Query ====== | ||
The simplest way that ADOdb can retrieve data is through the [[v5: | The simplest way that ADOdb can retrieve data is through the [[v5: | ||
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The array can be returned in one of 3 ways: numeric, associative or mixed. The example above shows the returned data in associative format. In numeric format, the same array would look like this: | The array can be returned in one of 3 ways: numeric, associative or mixed. The example above shows the returned data in associative format. In numeric format, the same array would look like this: | ||
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For more information on setting the returned data format, see [[v5: | For more information on setting the returned data format, see [[v5: | ||
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There are a number of similar commands that can be used as coding shortcuts. For an exhaustive list, see the [[v5: | There are a number of similar commands that can be used as coding shortcuts. For an exhaustive list, see the [[v5: | ||
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