Your thought is the common way that one statement might write two records. This not what is happening.
It almost seems that the SQL interpreter is playing with me. I can use the same insert statement in a different (much smaller file) and it works as it should. Same statement, cut and pasted...
I have one insert statement which is supposed to produce one record in the database, but instead it produces two. My program is simple in that I open the database, do one insert, and close the database.
The two records are identical except for the auto-incremented integer which is a primary...
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