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    Default Quick MySQL Question...

    Ok so it sounds nooby but...

    How would I fetch the number of rows from a database, if I wanted to see how many rows include the word "admin" within its tables.?

    Its hard to explain lol but I wanna see how many tables have the word "admin" in them? Can someone help me with the mysql query please?

    I thought it would be some like
    mysql_num_rows(mysql_query("SELECT '$username' FROM `table`"));
    But obvs not... HELP? lol,

    Thanks lol

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    It would probably be something like:

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    $query mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `whatever the row is` = `Admin`");
    $query mysql_num_rows("$query"); 
    Not entirely sure but, hope that helps

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    No I mean Ive got a table and it has different tables inside that such as "tta, ttb, ttc ect..." and I want to find how many of those tables have the users username in it so for example, "tta='admin', ttb='admin'" so the number of rows would be 2...

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    Could try

    PHP Code:
    <?php
    $query 
    mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `table`");

    $count 0;
    while( ( 
    $fetch mysql_fetch_assoc$query ) !== false )
    {
        foreach( 
    $fetch as $key => $value )
        {
            ( 
    $value == "admin" ) ? $count++: false;
        }
    }

    echo 
    $count;
    ?>
    Try that.

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    This might help if you are trying to select the same named column from multiple tables, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...-but-different

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    Hmmm,, basically I'm making a timetable script and I want to be able to tell the user how many shows they have booked that week...

    Anyone care to explain in a little more details cos me minds gone blank and I cant think of a way... S:S:S:S

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