I _believe_ (not totally sure) that mysql_query() can only handle one
statement at a time, and if you need to execute multiple, you will need
to use more than one mysql_query() statements. It's a bummer => I have
all sorts of problems with it.
What's up with your return e-mail address? It's a pain in the ass for
all mails to you bouncing...
Ben
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From: Jacques [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 5:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Generating mysql statement from php return an error :-(
Hi,
I'm using a table in my session to store my variable to generate later
my
sql statements.
Until now... nothing very weird !
But when I want to generate my sql statement. I've got an error after
the
first line where I put a comma
" ; " to make a difference within my statements.
this is a portion of my code :
$query.="Insert into product
(id_quote,item,description,quantity,unit_price,ext_price,lead) values
('$QUOTE_NUMBER' , '".$TABLE_QUOTE_PRODUCT[$y]["item"]."' ,
'".$TABLE_QUOTE_PRODUCT[$y]["description"]."',
'".$TABLE_QUOTE_PRODUCT[$y]["qty"]."' ,
'".$TABLE_QUOTE_PRODUCT[$y]["unitprice"]."' ,
'".$TABLE_QUOTE_PRODUCT[$y]["extprice"]."' ,
'".$TABLE_QUOTE_PRODUCT[$y]["leadtime"]."');\n";
}
$result=mysql_query($query);
If I have only one line in my sql and I remove the ; it works.
but If I add the ; to separate two sql lines.... error !
Any idea how I can resolve this problem ?
Regards,
Jacques
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