try
INSERT INTO table (column2,column4) VALUES ('$x','$y') WHERE column1 = '$z'
quote marks around the $z
and make sure you are doing it as
query( "INSERT INTO table (column2,column4) VALUES ('$x','$y') WHERE column1
= '$z'" );
or whatever, using " marks properly :)
HTH
Beau
// -Original
I don't use PostgresSQL, but the SQL can't be that different:
INSERT INTO table (column2,column4) VALUES ('$x','$y') WHERE column1 =
'$z'
//Loose the brackets after the WHERE clause, and add single quotes
//around your variable.
Russ
INSERT INTO table (column2,column4) VALUES ('$x','$y')
Bartek,
Saw all the other replies, and they are correct, but what you want now is
an UPDATE, not an INSERT. You have the record, you are amending it.
Miles
At 10:54 AM 5/21/01 +0200, Bartek Pawlik wrote:
Hi,
I have problem with INSERT statement in PostgresSQL v.7.0.3.
In one script I insert
