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[Chris Shiflett]

--- Phil Powell <soazine at erols.com> wrote:
> I have never in my life ever seen this happen, but I am doing a typical
> mySQL insert statement:
> 
> insert into nnet_usermetadata (
>  ...
> ) values (
> ....
> )
> 
> if (!mysql_query(sql)) { // DO STUFF}
> 
> the ID column field, nnet_userid, is an int auto-increment.
> 
> This is where I have never in my career seen this happen before. The
> INSERT statement, upon execution, literally writes on top of another
> existing row, so instead of 5 or 6 rows I have only 1 row, same ID,
> values changed!

Show us some sample code. :-)

Chris

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