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Hi friends,
How can i consolidate the values of a table which occurs mostly?
what i'm asking is
consider a database which contains many tables. Each table has a field namely contents. The value of it may be repeated or not within a single table.
what i need is how can i consolidate some of the values of contents field which occurs commonly in all or more tables?

Please help me out...

Thanx n regards
yas
Mar 17 '08 #1
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TheServant
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Not entirely sure with what you're asking...

Do you want to select a word or value that occurs a specific number of times in a table?
Mar 17 '08 #2
yasmine
65
Not entirely sure with what you're asking...

Do you want to select a word or value that occurs a specific number of times in a table?
Hi
What i'm asking is,
consider a database which contains so many tables like course, questionnaire,etc.

One of the table having a field about feedback_categories such as faculty effectiveness, course effectiveness, course structure, duration, etc.
For each of the course the feedback_categories may or may not differs.
Consider the feedback_categories fiels contains 100's of values that may or may not repeated.
Now how can i consolidate the feedback_categories, in the sense the values which occurs maximum numbers?
I have to write a php script that should consolidate dynamically all the common values.

I extract all the unique values in feedback_categories and fetch it in an array.
But I don't know how to match those values to find out which are the common values that occurs most of the time....

Please help me out........

Thanx n regards
Yas
Mar 18 '08 #3

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