PDF to MySQL database

So here is the enigma. I set up a PDF form with fields that are correctly bound to the backend MySQL database - i.e. the connections work, I see and can chose the correct table values, all seems well. The submit (add), update buttons seem to work fine (i.e. the xfa code is correct) since all the data dissapears from the form, but when I query the database, no data ?
So where is the error? I get no error messages at all.
Advice always appreciated. Not sure if this is a MySQL end issue or not.
Shai

So how familiar are you with MySQL databases? Having some issues and not getting anywhere from their forums. I did notice that I have to change the date format when sending data from PDF to MySQL db, since their syntax is yyyy-dd-mm
I did take some screen shots at the database - see what you think where I am going wrong. No data is accepted at all. No Javascript error from the PDF file either. Connections work fine and data seems to go, but not reside in the db. I even tried to enter the data manually and still could not get it working.
Thanks for the insight and help

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