Are you using the same loop control variable in both loops
(assuming you're taking that approach)?

As an example, are you doing something like this:

$i = 0;
while ($i < 10) {
  $i = 0;
  while ($i < 20)
    $i++;
  $i++;
}

In that example, the second while loop would kill the one
on top due to the value of $i.  Try double-checking your
code, and if it still doesn't work then post the code that can reproduce misbehavior if possible :-)

Marking 2109 as dup, adding info here:

                      Short Desc.:
                                   while kills while loop (part 2)


                     [1999-08-10 04:10:06] commy_@hotmail.com

                               I think i found what the bug migh be. This is a seudo code that shows what im am doing.

                               while (odbc_fetch_row($first_result)) {
                                ... code ...
                                while (odbc_fetch_row($second_result)) {
                                 ... code ...
                                }
                               }

                               This example only returns one row (the last) from the $first_result. It seems that the two
                               while loops with a odbc_fetch_row() kills each other!?
                               I also tried with a "while" and "for" loop and it gave the same
                               result. So it must be the odbc_fetch_row() who screws up.

Can you verify if this bug still exists?

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