Posted by Captain Paralytic on 07/26/07 14:03

On 26 Jul, 14:20, Rik <luiheidsgoe...@hotmail.com> wrote:
| mysql_num_rows(), underneath the surface it is essentially the same
as
| FOUND_ROWS(), with the added bonus of getting an integer straight
back.

I don't think so Rik!

mysql_num_rows() will tell you how many rows have been returned in
this particular request.

FOUND_ROWS() will tell you how many rows would have been returned if
you did not have a LIMIT clause on the previous query and it also
requires the previous query to have had SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS in it.

SELECT FOUND_ROWS() AS num FROM TABLE

will return you the value of 0 for as many rows as there are in the
table.

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