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asp_database_setup thread: Re: asp_database_setup digest: May 02, 2001


Message #1 by "Mail List Management Account" <lists@m...> on Thu, 03 May 2001 05:31:51 -0400
Any help is appreciated.



Below is the code I am using to extract some records.  It works fine with 

the exception of th SYOR variable, which is a number (2001 in this case.)



*****

pq.open "select * from logon where fn='" & fn & "' and mor='" & smor & "' 

and yor='" & syor & "' order by value and mor and yor desc"

****



I am getting the ever-popular datatype mismatch error.



My problem is that I cannot figure our how to use the ORDER BY clause 

with the cint(syor) variable at the end of the sql statement.  For 

example,



****

pq.open "select * from logon where fn='" & fn & '" and mor-'" & smor & "' 

and yor=" &cint(syor) ------ Does anyone know what I need to put here or 

change in the example above to make the ORDER BY statement work?

****



Thanks in advance...



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Message #2 by "Ken Schaefer" <ken@a...> on Thu, 3 May 2001 23:03:39 +1000
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: Any help is appreciated.

:

: Below is the code I am using to extract some records.  It works fine with

: the exception of th SYOR variable, which is a number (2001 in this case.)

:

: *****

: pq.open "select * from logon where fn='" & fn & "' and mor='" & smor & "'

: and yor='" & syor & "' order by value and mor and yor desc"

: ****

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



You are using ORDER BY incorrect:



SELECT *

FROM Logon

WHERE

    fn = 'fn'

AND

    mor = 'smor'

AND

    yor = 'syor'

ORDER BY Value ASC, Mor ASC, Yor DESC



will work

SQL tutorial here:

http://w3.one.net/~jhoffman/sqltut.htm



Cheers

Ken



Message #3 by "Mail List Management Account" <lists@m...> on Sat, 05 May 2001 02:17:54 -0400
Regarding the "Cannot Update" error, the ISUR acct had full rights during 

the testing and the Everyone acct had read only.  Duhh....thanks for 

being kind in your responses.



Bill S.


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