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Asked: 2026-05-30T17:45:07+00:00

My sql: $tsqla=INSERT INTO xcal (id, date, 1sfta, 1sftb, 2sfta, 2sftb, 3sfta, 3sftb, 4sfta,

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My sql:

$tsqla="INSERT INTO xcal (id, date, 1sfta, 1sftb, 2sfta, 2sftb, 3sfta, 3sftb, 4sfta, 4sftb, 5sfta, 5sftb, 6sfta, 6sftb, location) VALUES ('NULL','" . $tsdate . "', '". implode("','",$date_array[$jyr.'-'.$jmnth.'-'.$jday])."','E')";

Which prints out like this:

INSERT INTO xcal (id, date, 1sfta, 1sftb, 2sfta, 2sftb, 3sfta, 3sftb, 4sfta, 4sftb, 5sfta, 5sftb, 6sfta, 6sftb, location) 
VALUES ('NULL','2010-008-31', '0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','E')

There are 15 columns, 15 values, why would i get the dreaded:
“Column count doesn’t match value count at row 1”
Any help appreciated 😀

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  1. Editorial Team

    Since ID is already auto-incremented you can omit it in your query clause. Then you should add a backtick in one of your fields which is the date because it is a RESERVED word in MySQL.

    $tsqla="INSERT INTO xcal (`date`, 1sfta, 1sftb, 2sfta, 2sftb, 3sfta, 3sftb, 
                          4sfta, 4sftb, 5sfta, 5sftb, 6sfta, 6sftb, `location`) 
        VALUES ('" . $tsdate . "', '". implode("','",
                 $date_array[$jyr.'-'.$jmnth.'-'.$jday])."','E')";

    try this if it works. And one more thing, check also their respective data types. INT fields must have values with no single quote.

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