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3 of us have just PMd and agreed that we are all going to to throw a Zambian Quacha into the pot and have you assassinated.
PZZ
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even so, an extra / at the end of all that could whizz the whole lot in again if it's anything like Oracle SQL*Plus.Originally posted by suityou01 View Postinsert into foo(foo1,foo2) values (bar1,bar2);
insert into foo(foo1,foo2) values (bar1,bar2);
insert into foo(foo1,foo2) values (bar1,bar2);
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InterestingOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSounds like you have double end of line terminators, e.g.
Code:INSERT INTO foo VALUES (123); /
twas
insert into foo(foo1,foo2) values (bar1,bar2);
insert into foo(foo1,foo2) values (bar1,bar2);
insert into foo(foo1,foo2) values (bar1,bar2);
the developer used the same script using a different db client and Robert is your Aunties brother or something like that
MySQL QB is pants (IMVHO)
Ne'er mind. There I go breaking my new rule about posting when I'm angry.
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Sounds like you have double end of line terminators, e.g.
Code:INSERT INTO foo VALUES (123); /
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Two for one special offer
Using MySQL QB
I have an insert script, 343 rows.
When I run it it inserts double the number of rows.
So two for one.

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