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When I try and insert a string into an integer field, instead of throwing
an error MySQL accepts the insert and set that field's value to zero (I
assume default value). I am using the php mysql module by the way (not
PEAR). I would like to get an error when I insert the wrong data type into
a column. Is this something I need to setup in MySQL or is the fault of
the PHP MySQL module?
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This is default behavior for MySQL. It will give a warning, but not an
error. If memory serves there is nothing in the setup that will change this
behavior.
Jay Blanchard
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