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One person said: 
 
We don't have an ARRAY datatype in MySQL. When sending the variable to the MySQL server 
through the SQL command, you should cast that array to a type accepted by MySQL. If you 
don't the text &quot;array&quot; will be inserted in the SQL statement. 
 
 
Another person said: 
 
$list=&quot;SELECT * FROM IDs WHERE ID != $ID&quot;; 
 
$rows=mysql_query($list); 
$row=mysql_fetch_assoc($rows); 
$table_name=$row[&quot;field_name&quot;]; 
 
$rank=&quot;SELECT * FROM $table_name ORDER BY vote DESC&quot;; 
 
 
If $table_name is one row instead of an array of rows, how can $table_name be ordered???
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One person said:

We don't have an ARRAY datatype in MySQL. When sending the variable to the MySQL server 
through the SQL command, you should cast that array to a type accepted by MySQL. If you 
don't the text "array" will be inserted in the SQL statement.


Another person said:

$list="SELECT * FROM IDs WHERE ID != $ID";

$rows=mysql_query($list);
$row=mysql_fetch_assoc($rows);
$table_name=$row["field_name"];

$rank="SELECT * FROM $table_name ORDER BY vote DESC";


If $table_name is one row instead of an array of rows, how can $table_name be ordered???

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