icrf wrote: "In SQL I've worked with, there's no literal "TABLE" in an insert statement, just the specific table reference."
well course. Let me clarify so that you know that I actually know SQL:
my SQL statement is:
$mysql = "INSERT INTO TABLE database.table (field1,field2) values...
I'm having trouble with a DBI script that has worked for years and years and now that I've transferred it to a new ISP--is dying whenever it gets to an INSERT INTO TABLE sql statement. This is kind of bizarre, because the script also contains a SELECT FROM sql statement that executes just fine...
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