The `fetch_row` function in PHP MySQL retrieves the next row from a result set as an indexed array. It moves the pointer to the next row in the result set and returns an array containing the values of the columns in that row. The array is indexed numerically, with the column values appearing in the same order as they were selected in the SQL query. This function is commonly used in PHP to iterate through the result set of a MySQL query and access the column values of each row.
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