RE: [PHP-DB] multiple entries in database

2002-02-08 Thread Rick Emery


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-Original Message-
From: Justin Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 12:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] multiple entries in database


I have worked my problem down to the mysql database.
 
I have a table like so:
 

Field
Type
Attributes
Null
Default
Extra

username 
varchar(16) 
 
No 
 
 

commID 
int(9) 
 
No 
 
auto_increment 

commState 
char(2) 
 
No 
 
 

commCity 
varchar(25) 
 
No 
 
 

commZip 
int(5) 
 
No 
0 
 

commName 
varchar(255) 
 
No 
 
 
 
commID is primaryKey.
 
when I do an insert to this table without giving the ID a value inside
the insert statement it duplicates the entry or increments another blank
entry.
 
the insert statement is not in a loop or recursive function.
 
I have found out that if I take out the auto_increment that it adds it
just fine if the ID value is added to the statement..without the ID
value it enters the ID as '0'.
 
I have another insert statement with another table that is doing the
exact same thing.
 
I'm kinda new and kinda not..so..any help is appreciated..
 
Justin Hall
JD Media
www.jdmedia.net
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 

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[PHP-DB] multiple entries in database

2002-02-07 Thread Justin Hall

I have worked my problem down to the mysql database.
 
I have a table like so:
 

Field
Type
Attributes
Null
Default
Extra

username 
varchar(16) 
 
No 
 
 

commID 
int(9) 
 
No 
 
auto_increment 

commState 
char(2) 
 
No 
 
 

commCity 
varchar(25) 
 
No 
 
 

commZip 
int(5) 
 
No 
0 
 

commName 
varchar(255) 
 
No 
 
 
 
commID is primaryKey.
 
when I do an insert to this table without giving the ID a value inside
the insert statement it duplicates the entry or increments another blank
entry.
 
the insert statement is not in a loop or recursive function.
 
I have found out that if I take out the auto_increment that it adds it
just fine if the ID value is added to the statement..without the ID
value it enters the ID as '0'.
 
I have another insert statement with another table that is doing the
exact same thing.
 
I'm kinda new and kinda not..so..any help is appreciated..
 
Justin Hall
JD Media
www.jdmedia.net
[EMAIL PROTECTED]