Let's say you have this table, pseudo-coded:
TABLE table
tableid int auto_increment,
value text
;
You could run this query on it:
insert into table values ('','value');
And the id will be auto generated. Same would apply with:
inert into table (value) values ('value');
Mike
Phil Schwarzmann wrote:
> Okay, so when I INSERT a row of information into a MySQL database, I
> don't want it to place it at the first empty row it finds....I want it
> to put it after the very last exsisting row.
>
> One of the fields of the database is an AUTO_INCREMENT type, so Im
> assuming Im gonna use that in the query.
>
> How would I write a query to do this??
>
> THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
>
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