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Subject: Re: Where did the parens come from
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2017 21:17:48 +0200
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On 07/10/17 20:19, bill wrote:

> '$connection->real_escape_string({$postData['hName']})'
>  '(my name)'
> The sql produced has parens around all the values to be saved (and it
> shouldn't) and I can't figure out where they come form.

I would guess it's your { and } which generates the parentheses, try with

"$connection->real_escape_string($postData['hName'])"

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 //Aho