> 2 - Your INSERT statement is using a SELECT statement to
> chose VALUES to be inserted into the table. Since MySQL
> does not support sub-SELECT statements, the second part
> of your query is not returning any values, resulting in
> the NULL value error stated above.
MySQL does support INSERT .
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Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2001 8:34 AM
Subject: Let's try this again..HELP PLEASE
I am working with porting an ASP website that connected to an Access
Database to MySQL and am still very new to the Syntax differences.
I've found more than a majority of the site works except one cru
I am working with porting an ASP website that connected to an Access Database to MySQL
and am still very new to the Syntax differences.
I've found more than a majority of the site works except one crucial part that submits
the results of a survey into the database and am not sure *exactly* wher
