> That the thing see, the form(using GET instead of POST) sends data with
> the new dates like this:-
>
> id=1&name=Mark&job_number=AA1&job_date=2002-5-19
> &id=2&name=Mark&job_number=AA2&job_date=2002-5-21
> &id=3&name=Mark&job_number=AA3&job_date=2002-5-25
>
> and the UPDATE query like this:-
>
Mark,
Earlier joke rebounds - pardon me whilst I wipe the comedic egg from my
face...
> That the thing see, the form(using GET instead of POST) sends data
with
> the new dates like this:-
>
> id=1&name=Mark&job_number=AA1&job_date=2002-5-19
> &id=2&name=Mark&job_number=AA2&job_date=2002-5-21
> &
Mark,
Is it a two-fer-one sale today?
> I'm now trying to UPDATE the three records with one query.
>
> Once the data is INSERTED into the db with this -
>
> insert into mytable (id,name,job_number,job_date) values
> ('1','Mark','AA1','2002-04-15'),
> ('2','Mark','AA2','2002-04-16'),
> ('3','Mark
That the thing see, the form(using GET instead of POST) sends data with
the new dates like this:-
id=1&name=Mark&job_number=AA1&job_date=2002-5-19
&id=2&name=Mark&job_number=AA2&job_date=2002-5-21
&id=3&name=Mark&job_number=AA3&job_date=2002-5-25
and the UPDATE query like
