Steve Lefevre wrote:
I'm designing a user database for PHP 4 and MySQL 3.32 or whatever.
Users enter a class and it's workshops for their students.
The 'Class' table has fields 'Name' and 'ID'.
ID is the primary key and its an auto-incremented integer
The 'Workshop' table has a field ID,
Steve Lefevre wrote:
I'm designing a user database for PHP 4 and MySQL 3.32 or whatever.
Users enter a class and it's workshops for their students.
The 'Class' table has fields 'Name' and 'ID'.
ID is the primary key and its an auto-incremented integer
The 'Workshop' table has a field ID,
Lefevre; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: INSERT confirmation? PHP
Peter Lovatt wrote:
mysql_insert_id
should do it!
According to documentation somewhere, last insert can sometimes return a
different value than the most recent insert if the most recent insert
failed.
What is a better solution
hi
mysql_insert_id
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-insert-id.php
should do it!
Peter
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Peter Lovatt wrote:
mysql_insert_id
should do it!
According to documentation somewhere, last insert can sometimes return a
different value than the most recent insert if the most recent insert
failed.
What is a better solution?
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C.T.O., FibreSpeed Ltd.
At 20:08 -0500 12/14/02, Michael T. Babcock wrote:
Peter Lovatt wrote:
mysql_insert_id
should do it!
According to documentation somewhere, last insert can sometimes
return a different value than the most recent insert if the most
recent insert failed.
Why is this a problem? If the most
