Re: PHP SQL Registration Help
When you use the INSERT syntAx like this (that is, without explicitly naming the target columns) you must be sure that the value list matches the table column list exactly.
So, it seems, your table auth has either more or less than two columns.
It;s best to always use INSERT syntax including the target column list:
insert
into sometable (
targetcolumn1
, targetcolumn2
...
)
values (
val1
, val2
)
good luck.
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Re: PHP SQL Registration Help
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