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You can use this code: $check = mysql_num_rows(mysql_query("SELECT * FROM PlayerStat WHERE Name='". $SQLName. "'")); if($check > 0){ $result = mysql_query("UPDATE PlayerStat SET Position='".
$POS. "', Number='". $NUM."', Name='".
$PlyrName. "', Status='". $Status.
"', TDS='". $TDS."', INT='". $INT.
"', YDS='". $YDS. "', RTG='".
$RTG."', Team='". $Team. "' WHERE Name='".
$SQLName. "'") or die(mysql_error()); } else { $result = mysql_query("INSERT INTO PlayerStat(`Position`, `Number`, `Name`, `Status`, `TDS`, `INT`, `YDS`, `RTG`, `Team`) VALUES ('". $POS."','".
$NUM. "','". $PlyrName.
"','". $Status."','". $TDS.
"','". $INT. "','".
$YDS."','". $RTG. "','".
$Team. "')"); } I think that will work with you thanks UPDATE: I note that you have syntax error one ; is enough try to change the code from: Name='$SQLName';"); to Name='$SQLName'"); and '$Team');"); you have to change to '$Team')").
Sorry I didn't give you guys the error message last night... here it is. You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'INT='1', YDS='86', RTG='52.5', Team='ARI' WHERE Name='Bartel, Richard'' at line 1 – Daniel Delcore Nov 30 at 2:57 Okay you can use the code above to resolve your problem.. – Montaser Nov 30 at 6:59.
Your result query should be: $result = mysql_query("INSERT INTO PlayerStat(`Position`, `Number`, `Name`, `Status`, `TDS`, `INT`, `YDS`, `RTG`, `Team`) VALUES ('$POS','$NUM','$PlyrName','$Status','$TDS','$INT','$YDS','$RTG','$Team')"); instead of $result = mysql_query("INSERT INTO PlayerStat(`Position`, `Number`, `Name`, `Status`, `TDS`, `INT`, `YDS`, `RTG`, `Team`) VALUES ('$POS','$NUM','$PlyrName','$Status','$TDS','$INT','$YDS','$RTG','$Team');"); cause you gave the semicolumn(;) in you query and you update query also has an extra semicolum and should be: $result = mysql_query("UPDATE PlayerStat SET Position='$POS', Number='$NUM', Name='$PlyrName', Status='$Status', TDS='$TDS', INT='$INT', YDS='$YDS', RTG='$RTG', Team='$Team' WHERE Name='$SQLName'"); instead of $result = mysql_query("UPDATE PlayerStat SET Position='$POS', Number='$NUM', Name='$PlyrName', Status='$Status', TDS='$TDS', INT='$INT', YDS='$YDS', RTG='$RTG', Team='$Team' WHERE Name='$SQLName';"); and for more better please send you error message..
I didn't downvote but it shouldn't matter if you include the semicolumn in your query. – matino Nov 29 at 9:29 @matino, Thanks buddy, cause I didn't knew that(Thanks a lot to make me correct), and didn't knew why someone gave me downvote, now I now, might be I deserve :) – jogesh_p Nov 29 at 9:51.
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