I believe this 
WHERE year = '2002',
AND month = '3',
AND day = '16',
AND time_start = '1:00 PM',
AND time_end = '12:00 PM',
AND title = 'Faciltiative Leadership Training',

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should read 
WHERE 
    year = '2002'
AND 
    month = '3'
AND 
    day = '16'
AND 
    time_start = '1:00 PM'
AND 
    time_end = '12:00 PM'
AND 
    title = 'Faciltiative Leadership Training'

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As in there should be no commas in between the AND clauses.

Think of a where like an if statement and it becomes obvious 

  if (year == '2002' && month == '3' && day = '16'
      && $time_start eq '1:00 PM' && $time_end eq '12:00 PM'
      && $title  eq 'Faciltiative Leadership Training') {
  #yada-yada-yada
 }

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is correct but 
  if (year == '2002', && month == '3', && day = '16',
      && $time_start eq '1:00 PM', && $time_end eq '12:00 PM',
      && $title  eq 'Faciltiative Leadership Training') {
  #yada-yada-yada
 }

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is not...

:-)

Yves / DeMerphq
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Writing a good benchmark isnt as easy as it might look.

In reply to Re: Re: Didn't mention if you'd tried . . . by demerphq
in thread DBI SQL Syntax Problem by jerrygarciuh

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