the ID field in the first table can be an auto-increment field and
the second table needs to have an ID INT field that is not auto increment.
Insert into the first table, use mysql_insert_id() (or whatever it is) to
get the auto incremented value and then do your second insert using that
value fo
I just run two insert to do that.
with two different sql syntax ...
Chuck PUP Payne writes:
> Ok, Let's try this again, for some reason this didn't post from early today.
>
> I have db that has two tables that I am needing to post the same information
> into both tables, I can't use ID. S
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