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auto_increment in mysql

i have created the following table:

create table test (field1 varchar(100), id integer unsigned not null
auto_increment, unique (field1), primary key (id));

When i try to insert some values by using the following statement

insert into test values ("this is a test");

I was told "column count does not match value count at row 1".

I could not figure out what's wrong with the syntax. Could someone help me
out. Thanks.
Jul 19 '05 #1
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