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Posted by Karin Jensen on 08/26/05 15:53
Erwin Moller wrote:
>Karin Jensen wrote:
>> Hi
>> I am running a PHP program that connects to an Access 2000
>> database via ODBC:
>> $results = odbc_exec($connection_id, $sql_select);
>> Is it possible to sort the contents of $results? I wish to use a
>> regex-based sort order that you can't do in Access 2000* SQL
>> with "ORDER BY".
>
> Hi,
>
> PHP is so friendly, you can write your own comparision-functions,
> which you can let PHP call to define how to sort.
> :-)
>
> Have a look at usort
> http://nl2.php.net/usort
>
> See also uasort(), uksort().
Thanks, Erwin! Sorry to ask more, but the question I was getting at
was whether (in my example) $results would have to be dealt with in
a special way, as it is from an ODBC function.
I am new to PHP and not sure what sort of object $results is or how
to find out what sort of object it is.
PHP clearly knows that $results is ODBC-derived, as you have to
extract data/info from it using special functions (odbc_fetch_row,
odbc_result and so on). I was wondering if this affected how you
would sort it.
Many thanks,
Karin
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