On Sunday 28 July 2002 15:24, JJ Harrison\\ wrote:
> In the mysql command line ; is used to signify the ending of the current
> query
Yes, but executing MySQL queries through PHP requires that you leave out the
';'
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In the mysql command line ; is used to signify the ending of the current
query
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> It turns out phpMyAdmin actually splits up the queries and does them
> singaly.
>
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It turns out phpMyAdmin actually splits up the queries and does them
singaly.
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> Hi
>
> > You have an err
Hi
> You have an error in your SQL syntax near ';
^
As far as I know MySQL doesn't require a trailing *;* at the end of
the query.
Regards
Conni
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I do my SQL in phpMyAdmin or at the command line and it works fine.
When I try and do my query through PHP I get this(Source to show there are
no etc in it):
Query failed: INSERT INTO article_keyword VALUES (3, 'earth', 8.94855);
INSERT INTO article_keyword VALUES (3, 'gases', 13.42282);
INSERT
