> Add two more sets of statements like those you have for the
> first query. That's it. There's nothing special to do.
MySQL also lets you stack insert statements:
$sql="INSERT INTO t1 ('A'); INSERT INTO t2 ('B'); INSERT INTO t3 ('C');"
This would work (but if you get an error, you'll have trouble debugging it.
It'll also save minutely on execution since it only needs to call
mysql_query
once instead of three times.
I prefer to use three explicit statements and query calls.
Jason
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