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I do the same... but since I'm a lazy typist, I just cut and pasted from the prior code snippet :)

Actually, I usually include debug options to display/log SQL statements and email DB errors to myself, which are built in to my DB wrapper classes - I never use native engine-specific PHP functions.

> 
> When building sql queries dynamically, I find it very useful to store 
> the query in a variable first: 
> 
> If you have problems with the query, you can easily print it. 
> 
> This also helps when you ultimately decide you want a database wrapper 
> and you're replacing mysql_query with something else - you can just do 
> a global search and replace for "mysql_query($sql)". :) 
> 
> 
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