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[Chris Snyder]

That's cause mysql_fetch_array creates both indexed (numeric) and 
associative (column names) keys -- so for every column in your result 
set there are actually two keys-- do print_r($row) to see this.

Take a look at mysql_fetch_assoc() in the manual, too, it might be what 
you want.

    chris.

Peter Lehrer wrote:

>I noticed when using count() on an array fetched from a mysql db, it returns
>twice the amount of elements in the array.
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>For instance:
><?
>$stmt = "SELECT element1,element2,element3,element4,element5 FROM $table";
>$sth = mysql_query($stmt, $dbh);
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>$row = mysql_fetch_array($sth);
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>$Count = count($count);
>?>
>
>$Count will equal 10 instead of 5. Has anyone else noticed this behaviour?
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>--peter
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