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I always used the loop method to get all records from resource received from mysql_query(), but I wonder is there a easier way to accomplish this task?
e.g.:
SELECT table_schema, table_name FROM information_schema.tables;
I suppose it should either way return more, than just one record.
Question is short, but I think I explained myself quite well.
No, the common way is to use a loop which gets one row at a time.