> I created a table with FaceMysql that had one field and I could not add
data
> to it .Only when I recreated it with 2 fields and a primary key did it
> work.Is there any reason for this?Must there always be a primary key in
> Mysql?I've never known this to be true of relational Db's.Especially if
you
> can't implement a foriegn key.Mike P
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I thought phpMyAdmin had a similar thing when it came to deleting records --
If you didn't have an auto_increment or unique key or whatever, it couldn't
be sure which record to delete...
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