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It might help to specify the column names in the INSERT query. If you have more columns than the number of values you are inserting, that can cause problems. Try this and specify your column names.

$sqlinsert ="INSERT INTO T_table (Column1, Column2, Column3) VALUES($I
+D,$Folder, $Webpage)";
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This page contains some good SQL references.

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In reply to Re: How to insert more than one column into Access database table? by Rich36
in thread How to insert more than one column into Access database table? by Yelenna2003

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