Integrating SQL with CGI, Part 1  This month, Reuven shows us
how to send and retrieve postcards on the Web using a relational
database and CGI. Storing and Retrieving Postcards  Now that we
have created our “postcards” table, let's insert some dummy data
directly at the MySQL prompt. Then we will write the program to
display the dummy postcard. Finally, we will write a program to
allow users to enter postcards via an HTML form.  We can insert
data into a table by using the SQL insert command. Let's say we
wish to insert a postcard with the following information:  ID:
12345 Sender name: Reuven Lerner Sender e-mail: Recipient name:
Bill Clinton Recipient e-mail: Graphic: smile.gif Text: Hey
there, Mr. President!  To insert this information, use the
following SQL command:  insert into postcards   (id_number,
sender_name, sender_email,    recipient_name, recipient_email,
graphic_name,   (12345, "Reuven Lerner",    "Bill Clinton",
"Hey there, Mr. President!"); Typing this command at the MySQL
prompt produces t