On 05Nov2006 02:23, Dylan Semler <dylan.semler@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
| I've been searching a bit for this but nothing seems to work. I have a mysql
| database setup and want to insert the value [mag] into a table. How does one
| do that? I've tried many variations on:
|
| insert into objects (object, ID, `Spec.`) VALUES ('[mag]', '[mag]', '[mag]
| ');
|
| with backslashes and backticks around the brackets. Usually mysql juts
| updates the table with a [, rather than [mag]. Anyone know how this should
| be done?
Please show us "describe objects". Maybe your column types are
restrictive?
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