Old Records Re-appear On Insert
insert into tablname (col1,col2,...) values ('value1','value2',...);
I am developping, so sometimes I delete all the contents of the table and start all over again.
What happens is this:
when I insert a value in col1 that was deleted before from the table it inserts the new value AND the old value. One of the columns is a datetime that tells me the exact insert date (in the past!!). The new record has the correct insertion datetime. So now I have two records (sometimes even more, if I used the value more often before), the old one and the new one! What's going on?
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