"Kevin P. O'Brien" wrote:
< ... >
> #
> # Dumping data for table 'Tickets'
> #
>
> INSERT INTO Tickets VALUES (TicketNumber, 'LoginID','Contact','Contact
> PH','11-03-1998','08:00','12-03-1998
> ','11:00','PC','Problem','y','Resolution','Comments','Joe','10:00')\g
Hi Kevin
This is an invalid INSERT because TicketNumber isn't a number at all!
If you want to use the AUTO_INCREMENT feature to give it new values to TicketNumber,
you have to leave this field out.
Example:
INSERT INTO Tickets (LoginID, ContactName, ContactPhone, OpenCallDate, OpenCallTime,
CloseCallDate, CloseCallTime,
SystemConfigurationID, Problem, Resolved, Resolution, Comments, TechName, TimeOfCall)
VALUES ('LoginID', 'Contact', 'Contact PH',
'11-03-1998', '08:00', '12-03-1998', '11:00', 'PC', 'Problem', 'y', 'Resolution',
'Comments', 'Joe', '10:00')
But if you only substituted the real TicketNumber value through its name, then your dump
has two INSERT's with the same TicketNumber
value (which should be = 256).
Hope this helps
Christian
