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		<title>By: nullhility</title>
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		<description>Excellent solution.

Should be noted that for mysqli use the mysqli::multi_query method.

Many people worry about the FOUND_ROWS query being superseded by another query, but stacking the function in the same query string helps prevent this.</description>
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<p>Should be noted that for mysqli use the mysqli::multi_query method.</p>
<p>Many people worry about the FOUND_ROWS query being superseded by another query, but stacking the function in the same query string helps prevent this.</p>
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