DOH! It's now resolved:
HUMAN ERROR: Helps if I iterate through the data as everyone has suggested below...added the following code to loop through the results...
while ($rowprevprev = mysql_fetch_assoc($resultprevprev)) {
print_r($rowprevprev);
}
[Hangs head in shame....suitably embarassed...]
Cheers everyone!
H.
Hi,
Have a simply piece of code (thanks to an earlier posting):
SELECT
AVG (q1) AS q1, AVG (q2) AS q2, AVG (q3) AS q3, AVG (q4) AS q4,
AVG (q5) AS q5, AVG (q6) AS q6, AVG (q7) AS q7, AVG (q8) AS q8,
AVG (q9) AS q9, AVG (q10) AS q10, AVG (q11) AS q11, AVG (q12) AS q12,
AVG (q13) AS q13, AVG (q14) AS q14, AVG (q15) AS q15, AVG (q16) AS q16,
AVG (q17) AS q17, AVG (q18) AS q18, AVG (q19) AS q19, AVG (q20) AS q20,
AVG (q21) AS q21, AVG (q22) AS q22
FROM thotels_results
WHERE brand IN ('XYZ','ABC','EFG')
AND date = 'NOV2010' GROUP BY brand;
The output using a query browser is:
q1 q2 q3 q4 q5 q6 q7 q8 q9 q10 q11 q12 q13 q14 q15 q16 q17 q18 q19 q20 q21 q22
8.1724 8.2414 8.2414 7.8966 8.5862 8.5517 9.0000 8.5862 8.1724 7.9655 8.8966 8.6207 8.2414 8.3793 7.8276 8.3793 7.9310 8.4138 8.6897 8.3448 8.8621 8.5172
8.7714 8.8429 8.1643 8.7500 8.7571 8.9000 9.4071 9.1214 8.5714 8.7643 9.5143 8.9429 9.1643 8.9857 7.9500 8.9286 8.7000 9.0429 9.0143 8.7214 9.1214 9.3071
8.6009 8.5686 7.8528 8.3133 8.3423 8.6410 9.0301 8.6912 8.3233 8.3389 9.2029 8.3969 8.6856 8.5017 7.8071 8.4816 8.3512 8.6789 8.6789 8.3913 8.6388 8.8986
When I VAR_DUMP, however, I get the following, it would appear not all the data is there:
array
0 => string '8.1724' (length=6)
'q1' => string '8.1724' (length=6)
1 => string '8.2414' (length=6)
'q2' => string '8.2414' (length=6)
2 => string '8.2414' (length=6)
'q3' => string '8.2414' (length=6)
3 => string '7.8966' (length=6)
'q4' => string '7.8966' (length=6)
4 => string '8.5862' (length=6)
'q5' => string '8.5862' (length=6)
5 => string '8.5517' (length=6)
'q6' => string '8.5517' (length=6)
6 => string '9.0000' (length=6)
'q7' => string '9.0000' (length=6)
7 => string '8.5862' (length=6)
'q8' => string '8.5862' (length=6)
8 => string '8.1724' (length=6)
'q9' => string '8.1724' (length=6)
9 => string '7.9655' (length=6)
'q10' => string '7.9655' (length=6)
10 => string '8.8966' (length=6)
'q11' => string '8.8966' (length=6)
11 => string '8.6207' (length=6)
'q12' => string '8.6207' (length=6)
12 => string '8.2414' (length=6)
'q13' => string '8.2414' (length=6)
13 => string '8.3793' (length=6)
'q14' => string '8.3793' (length=6)
14 => string '7.8276' (length=6)
'q15' => string '7.8276' (length=6)
15 => string '8.3793' (length=6)
'q16' => string '8.3793' (length=6)
16 => string '7.9310' (length=6)
'q17' => string '7.9310' (length=6)
17 => string '8.4138' (length=6)
'q18' => string '8.4138' (length=6)
18 => string '8.6897' (length=6)
'q19' => string '8.6897' (length=6)
19 => string '8.3448' (length=6)
'q20' => string '8.3448' (length=6)
20 => string '8.8621' (length=6)
'q21' => string '8.8621' (length=6)
21 => string '8.5172' (length=6)
'q22' => string '8.5172' (length=6)
The VAR_DUMP appears to only bring back the first row of the query and not all three rows. I need to access all three rows of data so I can perform a calculation.
Anyone with any ideas and/or suggestions?
Thanks,
Homer.