Jack Scott a écrit :
Try this:
$insertQuery = "Insert into TABLE
(
col_one,
col_two
)values (
'" . $this -> firstName . "',
'" . $this-> lastName . "'
)";
$db =& new DB;
$res = $db->query($insertQuery);
if(DB::isError($res)){
exit("Insert query failed: ".__FUNCTION__."() <br>in file
".__FILE__."<br>on line ".__LINE__."<br>".$res->getDebugInfo());
}else{
return;
}
you need to have quotes arround your varchar items and you should also
specify which column you want the values to go into.
Yess! That's the right one :-)
It is also good practice to check if there is an error and try to get
the most information available.
"DB" class do the right thing with try/catch.
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH Jack Scott!
ADI
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