Danny O'Brien typed this on 03/09/2004 07:45 AM:
My next test was an attempt to manually enter values into the database
(called "ourdb" for the sake of this test):
ourdb=# INSERT INTO usr (id, fname, lname, login, password, admin_flag,
client_id) VALUES (4, 'Fred', 'Friendly', 'Fred', 'xxxxx', 'A', 1)
ourdb-#
Typically, you would end your INSERT statement with a ';'
In your example, you do not, otherwise the db would give you back some
sort of response.
The database did not accept the new information. Why not? More
questions....
-Robby
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