How to list all field names in the result set using mssql_field_name()?
Answer / Kunwer Ishan Gahlout
"There is no direct function named mssql_field_name(). Instead, you can use SQL Server's built-in function COLUMNS('table_name').* which returns a recordset with column_ordinal and column_name for each column in the specified table."
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