The
sql_fetsel
function returns the first row of results for a selection. It accepts the same parameters as the
sql_select()
function and is a short-cut for the combined call of
sql_select()
and
sql_fetch()
.
Its parameters are:
-#
$select
,
-#
$from
,
-#
$where
,
-#
$groupby
,
-#
$orderby
,
-#
$limit
,
-#
$having
,
-#
$serveur
,
-#
$option
.
It is used as shown below:
$r = sql_fetsel('colonne', 'table');
// $r['colonne']
Example
Select the "id_trad" and "id_rubrique" columns of a given article:
$row = sql_fetsel("id_trad, id_rubrique", "spip_articles", "id_article=$id_article");
// $row['id_trad'] and $row['id_rubrique']
Select all the columns for a given news item:
$row = sql_fetsel("*", "spip_breves", "id_breve=$id_breve");