Mysql Error

[Hamlets666]

Hie  ;)

[code]$ins = "INSERT INTO msg(to, txt, type)values('$cid', '$newtxts', '1')";[/code]

Error :
[i]You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'to, txt, type)values('1', 'Building motorfactoryRUS is done', '1[/i]

When I "print" query it look`s so : [i]INSERT INTO msg(to, txt, type)values('1', 'Building motorfactoryRUS is done', '1')[/i]

Can`t get a point what`s wrong...

[gazalec]

have u checked your table field are the correct format i.e not letters going into a numeric field etc., and also just to check the field length of 'txt' field

[Hamlets666]

[b]to[/b] is BIGINT, [b]txt[/b] - TEXT, [b]type[/b] is TEXT

Look`s ok for me!

[gazalec]

wot is the field length on the txt field?

[Cep]

I know this is a problem with Access databases but maybe its true of MySQL as well but are you certain that your field name in your table match exactly the same names as those in your SQL statement, it may well be you have called txt in your statement when the field name is TXT or Txt.

Also space out your query,

[code]
$ins = "INSERT INTO msg (to, txt, type) VALUES ('$cid', '$newtxts', '1')";
[/code]

And if to is a bigint you do not need to have quotes around it.

[HuggieBear]

The problem is that you're using [url=http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/en/reserved-words.html]reserved words[/url] in your statement.  You can't use [b]to[/b] without quoting it with backticks (`), as it's a reserved word in MySQL...

Try this:
[code]<?php
$ins = "INSERT INTO msg (`to`, `txt`, `type`) VALUES ($cid, '$newtxts', '1')";
?>[/code]

Regards
Huggie