The
sql_insert() function is used to insert content into a database. The SQL ports may experience problems when using this function, and if so, they should use the
sql_insertq() function instead. This function is described here only to ensure support for restoring old backups and for transitioning old scripts.
The function accepts 6 parameters:
-#
$table is the SQL table,
-#
$noms is the list of columns affected,
-#
$valeurs is the list of values to be stored,
-#
$desc,
-#
$serveur,
-#
$option.
Usage example:
sql_insert('table', '(column)', '(value)');
Example
Insert a link to a keyword for an article:
$id_mot = intval($id_mot);
$article = intval($article);
sql_insert("spip_mots_articles", "(id_mot, id_article)", "($id_mot, $article)");
Example of migrating to
sql_insertq():
sql_insertq("spip_mots_articles", array(
"id_mot" => $id_mot,
"id_article" => $article));