Fetch Queries In Php Stored procedure

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I have written stored procedure to fetch queries from data, Here is the code :

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BEGIN
SELECT `posts`.`id`, `title`, `slug`, `image`,`labelid` FROM posts JOIN postlabels ON (posts.id=postlabels.postid and unpublish='0') WHERE labelid='13' ORDER BY `posts`.`id` DESC LIMIT 5;
SELECT `posts`.`id`, `title`, `slug`, `image`,`labelid` FROM posts JOIN postlabels ON (posts.id=postlabels.postid and unpublish='0') WHERE labelid='14' ORDER BY `posts`.`id` DESC LIMIT 5;
END

But after execution , i am getting only the first query from database , How to fetch remaining 'n' queries !

Posted 8-Dec-14 3:53am

Srinivas08

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-11T04:20:00

You haven't given any real information as to how you want the data to later be used.

If I presume you're looking for a single record set:

If you place keyword UNION between each select statement you'll get back a single record set containing all of your requested records. They will be unique throughout all of the UNION. If you wish to allow non-unique entries, use UNION ALL.

If not looking for a single recordset:

If you're returning multiple record-sets for output in different sections, you would probably be best off running each query separately and then updating the appropriate area - rather than a single query returning multiple record sets. This allows you to take into account empty record sets if locations are very specific.