number of rows affected in mutltiple table update

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I want to get the number of rows affected in mysql php
updating is affecting properly but it is not showing the number of affected rows

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update user_register , comments,articles
set
user_register.locked=1,
comments.locked=1,
articles.locked=1
where
user_register.user_id=1
and
comments.user_id=1
and
articles.user_id=1

Posted 2-Dec-12 6:58am

mohanrajkiller

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__TR__ · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-02T07:03:00

Solution 1

Try using ROW_COUNT()[^]

Posted 2-Dec-12 7:03am

__TR__

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André Kraak 2-Dec-12 13:17pm

My 5

__TR__ 2-Dec-12 13:20pm

Thank you.

André Kraak · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-02T07:05:00

Solution 2

Try using mysql_affected_rows[^] after executing the SQL statement.

Posted 2-Dec-12 7:05am

André Kraak

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__TR__ 2-Dec-12 13:09pm

My 5!
I was about to update my solution to include this option :)

André Kraak 2-Dec-12 13:17pm

Thanks, the function is actually mentioned in your link.

__TR__ 2-Dec-12 13:21pm

You are right. I did not observe that!