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Originally posted by Pizentios@Oct 18 2004, 02:40 PM
So the Problem was with your SQL then? Looks like you were missing a ; now that i think about it. Then again, i am a postgresql user ;-) I don't know that much about how mysql querys work.
anyways, glad to hear that you got it working.
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Actually with PHP, Perl, and almost every other database binding interface you never place the trailing ";" since you can only execute one query at a time anyway. And for some servers, this means you do not need the trailing '\g'
This includes Postgre and the DBI:: module in perl.