MySQL returns flat objects. We want to nest joined objects. Let's say we have courses table, each course belongs to a department and has various course sections. We would like to have a resulting ...

I found a problem with the implementation of mysql_fetch_array. The implementation in the class changes the function signature of the first argument to pass-by-reference. And then changes the argument ...

I know how to do it, but it's ugly, and I'm sure there is a more elegant way.I have a SQL query that returns two columns from a table, and unique id and a ...