Re: [PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-04 Thread Dr. Shim
Nope, all my values are strings. Markas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]; $SQLString = INSERT INTO Movies (Title, Actors, Review, Reviewer, Short) VALUES ('$Title','$Actors','$Review','$Reviewer','$Short'); As the manual says: Note: Unlike the two other syntaxes,

Re: [PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-04 Thread Harry Yu
Does any of your values has an apostrophe in them? If there is, you will get a syntax error Hope this helps, Harry __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - sign up for Fantasy Baseball http://sportsyahoocom -- PHP General Mailing List

Re: [PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-04 Thread Dr. Shim
Matt Schroebel suggested I echo $SQLString; The echo statement returned INSERT INTO Movies (Title, Actors, Review, Reviewer, Short) VALUES (, , , , ,) So, clearly, the error lies in the form that passes the values to this script. Thanks Matt, we're getting closer. Dr. Shim [EMAIL

Re: [PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-04 Thread Dr. Shim
OK. Is Short a keyword? The Short part in INERT INTO Movies (Title, Actors, Review, Reviewer, Short) is giving me the Syntax Error message. I will rename my tables with a mv suffix. Lets see if that solves the problem. Dr. Shim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED];

Re: [PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-03 Thread Markas
$SQLString = INSERT INTO Movies (Title, Actors, Review, Reviewer, Short) VALUES ('$Title','$Actors','$Review','$Reviewer','$Short'); As the manual says: Note: Unlike the two other syntaxes, variables will not be expanded when they occur in single quoted strings. ... So maybe some your fiels

[PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-02 Thread Dr. Shim
I've tried, and tried Reread, and reread I can't at all find out what's wrong with these two lines of code $SQLString = INSERT INTO Movies (Title, Actors, Review, Reviewer, Short) VALUES ('$Title','$Actors','$Review','$Reviewer','$Short'); $cursor = odbc_exec($db, $SQLString); I have an

Re: [PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-02 Thread Rasmus Lerdorf
Well, add this and tell us what it says: if(!$cursor) echo odbc_error($db): odbc_errormsg($db); right after that odbc_exec() call *always check for errors - and when you get one, show it!* -Rasmus On Sat, 2 Mar 2002, Dr Shim wrote: I've tried, and tried Reread, and reread I can't at all

Re: [PHP] A Small Bug Giving Me A Big Headache

2002-03-02 Thread Dr. Shim
I did, and a rather informative error message came. I didn't know how to debug like that. Sorry, I'm rather new to this. It says [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement. Rasmus Lerdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]; Well,