Hello,
I'm trying to execute a query with a DEFAULT value for primary key value
but do not work.
pdo->prepare("INSERT INTO "Table" ("id","colum") VALUES(?,?)");
$arr=('DEFAULT','helloworld');
Result of PDO is "not valid value for integer".
Anyone know, How assign DEFAULT value in pdo->exec($arr)?






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F. wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm trying to execute a query with a DEFAULT value for primary key value
> but do not work.
> pdo->prepare("INSERT INTO "Table" ("id","colum") VALUES(?,?)");
> $arr=('DEFAULT','helloworld');
> Result of PDO is "not valid value for integer".
> Anyone know, How assign DEFAULT value in pdo->exec($arr)?

I would have guessed there'd be a constant defined for it
(http://au2.php.net/manual/en/pdo.constants.php) but can't see anything.

Can you not include the column in the query? then the db will
automatically use the default value.

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