ASP.NET/PHP Function Comparison

[Jeremy McPeak]

I am new to ASP.NET. For the past few years, I have used PHP as my
server-side technology. I am wondering if there is any reference that will
show me any like functions/methods between the two languages. I am
specifically looking for a comparable mysql_fetch_obj ect().

I started fooling around with ADO.NET, but I have not found a method that
will allow me to pull information from a datasource except by using the
number of the field (ugh). The mysql_fetch_obj ect() function, while not the
best in the world, easier code to follow and easier maintenance.

[Jeremy McPeak]

Re: ASP.NET/PHP Function Comparison

mysql_fetch_obj ect takes a result set and turns it into an object. The most
common usage is:

while ($queryInfo = mysql_fetch_obj ect($result)) {
echo $queryInfo->fieldname;
}

I must have missed GetOrdinal. I will take a look at it. Thanks for your
help!

"George Ter-Saakov" <we@hotmail.com > wrote in message
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> Do not know what mysql_fetch_obj ect() does.
> But if you are talking about SqlDataReader you can use GetOrdinal.
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> MyValue = dataReader.GetS tring(dataReade r.GetOrdinal("M YCOLUMN"));
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> George.
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