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a snippet from DB_common::getAssoc (PEAR/php/DB/common.php): if ($cols > 2 || $force_array) { // return array values // XXX this part can be optimized while (($row = $this->fetchRow($res, DB_FETCHMODE_ORDERED)) && !DB::isError($row)) { reset($row); // we copy the row of data into a new array // to get indices running from 0 again $results[$row[0]] = array_slice($row, 1); } } else { // return scalar values while (($row = $this->fetchRow($res)) && !DB::isError($row)) { $results[$row[0]] = $row[1]; } } In the if branch fetchRow is called with "DB_FETCHMODE_ORDERED" to ensure the result is indexed by numbers, in the else branch it isn't. I have set the default fetchmode to DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC and so this function (called with a query with 2 columns) won't work for me unless I call "$DB->setFetchmode(DB_FETCHMODE_ORDERED)" before. Conclusion: "$this->fetchRow($res))" should be changed to "$this->fetchRow($res,DB_FETCHMODE_ORDERED))"