Jed R. Brubaker wrote:
> Thank you both for your responces.
>
> Unfotuantely there is no form that instantiates this action. So the double
> submit (while a good idea), is not possible.
>
> As for some sample code, it is part of a rather complicated system that
> makes a number of changes but essen
Jed R. Brubaker wrote:
I have a PHP script that populates a database table. No big deal. It creates
mailing labels. However, a weird things keeps happening - every once in a
while, a query is run twice. It is the same query, same information, even
the same time (there is a now() in the query - a
Thank you both for your responces.
Unfotuantely there is no form that instantiates this action. So the double
submit (while a good idea), is not possible.
As for some sample code, it is part of a rather complicated system that
makes a number of changes but essentailly what is going on is this:
not on auto increment...thats the point!
why would you need to get the #6 back anyway...
this is the fundementals of database theory... chances are the database is
using this autoincrement field as the PRIMARY KEY...in which case no
duplicates are allowed..
In terms of records...your id#7 has be
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