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Asked: 2026-05-30T09:59:53+00:00

I’m writing a PHP script which inserts rows into a SQLite database. The code

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I’m writing a PHP script which inserts rows into a SQLite database. The code looks something like

$insertStmt = $db->prepare('INSERT INTO directions VALUES (?, ?, ?)');      
$insertStmt->execute(array($column1, $column2, $column3));

Column 1 contains a non-unique value, but for some reason I only get one row per unique value of column 1. So for example, if I were creating a table of people and what country they live in, and country is column 1, I am only getting one row per country rather than one row per person. Can anyone think of why this would be? I didn’t explicitly set a primary key, but maybe it was automatically assigned to column 1?

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    My sneaky SQLite software automatically set the first column to PRIMARY KEY.

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