Warnings are usually caused by type mismatches in what you try to put
in a column vs what it will actually hold. For example putting a
'asdf' in a char(3) will produce a warning because 'asdf' was
truncated to 'asd' Check your column types vs the data you tried to
insert.
-Eric
On 4/15/05, Andy
Hi all
Realizing maybe my first post wasn't clear enough...
How can I determine the cause for a warning.
The MySql version is 3.23.58
The query I used was:
UPDATE `shop_products` SET
`name`='TestProd' ,
`shopid`='20-302' ,
`sdesc`='This is a test product' ,
