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PHP/MySQL, please help.?
So I have a query pulling subcategories from a table of museum exhibits. It looks something like:
SELECT subcategory FROM exhibits;
and returns the subcategory for all 200+ entries. The problem is that I need to generate a list of the different subcategories, and I'd rather not have a separate table of subcategories. That is, I need something like this:
SELECT subcategory FROM exhibits {BUT ONLY SHOW EACH SUBCATEGORY ONCE};
PHP string functions are a totally valid option... My first thought was to use strcompare(), but I can't quite reason out how to do it.