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I've recently starting using PDO in a rebuild of a client's taxi booking system.
I have a script called create_booking.php, which initially inserts the booking details into a bookings table in the MySQL database. After inserting the customers details it retrieves the lastinsertID to get the booking ref. It then creates a job in the jobs table and references the booking reference to relate the job/booking.
The first insert is working fine, but the second insert isn't . Any ideas?
if (isset($_POST['customer_title'])) {
include('../assets/db_connection.php');
$create_booking = $db->prepare("INSERT INTO bookings(customer_name, billing_address, contact_tel, contact_mob, contact_email, party_pax, party_cases, booking_notes, price, booking_agent, booking_date, booking_status, authorised)
VALUES(:customer_name, :billing_address, :contact_tel, :contact_mob, :contact_email, :party_pax, :party_cases, :booking_notes, :price, :booking_agent, :booking_date, :booking_status, :authorised );");
$create_booking->execute(array(
":customer_name" => $customer_title . ' ' . $customer_first_name . ' ' . $customer_last_name,
":billing_address" => $billing_address,
":contact_tel" => $customer_tel,
":contact_mob" => $customer_mobile,
":contact_email" => $customer_email,
":party_pax" => $passengers,
":party_cases" => $cases,
":booking_notes" => $booking_notes,
":price" => $price,
":booking_agent" => $booking_agent,
":booking_date" => $booking_date,
":booking_status" => $booking_status,
":authorised" => $authorised
));
$booking_ref = $db->lastInsertId('booking_ref'); // Takes Booking Ref generated in $create_booking
$create_job = $db->prepare("INSERT INTO jobs(booking_ref, pickup_date, pickup_time, pickup_address, destination_address, return, scheduled)
(:booking_ref, :pickup_date, :pickup_time, :pickup_address, :destination_address, :return, :scheduled )");
$create_job->execute(array(
":booking_ref" => $booking_ref,
":pickup_date" => $pickup_date,
":pickup_time" => $pickup_time,
":pickup_address" => $pickup_address,
":destination_address" => $pickup_destination,
":return" => "N",
":scheduled" => "N"
));
}

Your second SQL query is missing VALUES.
INSERT INTO() ... VALUES()
$create_job = $db->prepare("INSERT INTO jobs(booking_ref, pickup_date, pickup_time, pickup_address, destination_address, return, scheduled)
VALUES (:booking_ref, :pickup_date, :pickup_time, :pickup_address, :destination_address, :return, :scheduled )");