SQL Syntax Error

[DoxramosPS]

I have a script to enter into a table based upon variables.

 $raf_insert    = "INSERT INTO raf_keys (id,key,active) 
             VALUES('$accountinfo', '$rafnumber', '3')";
mysql_query($raf_insert) or trigger_error(mysql_error()." in ".$raf_insert); 

This is the error I receive:

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'key,active) VALUES('5', '8903251', '3')' at line 1 in INSERT INTO raf_keys (id,key,active) VALUES('5', '8903251', '3') 

The error lets me know that it is picking up the values of the account and the random number, but for some reason it has the error running at id I believe. Does anyone know what I could do to fix this?
Thanks

[Vengfull]

seems weird here
$raf_insert = "INSERT INTO raf_keys (id,key,active)
VALUES('$accountinfo', '$rafnumber', '3')";

Notice the red " and bracket?

[DoxramosPS]

Yeah; I coulda swore the " was required though; I'll give it a go without it I've just never seen it done without it.

[DoxramosPS]

No such luck. Couldn't even execute the page after that.

[DoxramosPS]

Got it fixed. Just in case anyone else ever has an issue here the issue lied in ID; I tried to run it through HeidiSQL until I found the issue.
It seems that the correct syntax is actually

INSERT INTO raf_keys (`id`,`key`,`active`) 

Notice the ` ` to identify the values. I've never seen that before but hopefully it helps someone.

[Vengfull]

Good job glad you got it sorted.