I have an array, say i'm stepping through a debugger and the first two elements look like: 
1 ARRAY(0x4779c0)
  0 'IBM'
  1 'B'
  2 226110
  3 22020702
  4 545
  5 12.5109
2 ARRAY(0x477a68)
  0 'AOL'
  1 'B'
  2 '4RK11709'
  3 20020702
  4 3455
  5 81.3588

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So now I wanted to convert it into something that you would access using the foreach and split statements, so again if i were going through the debugger and wanted to see it, this is the format i would want it to be in: 
0  'IBM,B,226110,20020702,545,12.5109'
1  'AOL,B,4RK11709,20020702,3455,12.5109'

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How would you convert from the indexed-record array to the comma-separated array? Thanks in advance, Brent.

In reply to Converting an index record array into a comma-separated array. by brentheigold

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