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August 21st, 2003, 09:25 PM
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help...
i've done a page to edit a Access db, n i use it to edit another Access db, it cant work, it keep showing me the ms "error updating to db" all the columns is in text format, n i've to change it to date/time format for check, but it still cant update.
here is my sql statment, can any1 take a look n give some suggestion? thanks.
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', '#2/2/2002#' , '0300')
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', '#2/2/2002#' , '#03:00#')
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', '#2/2/2002#' , '#0300#')
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August 21st, 2003, 09:30 PM
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i think there is some problem for the sql statement or the Access database... but i just cant figure out the problem.
all the solution in my mind, i already tried it out...
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August 22nd, 2003, 09:54 AM
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Lose the single quotes from the date. You should not need them as the date is already incased in #
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August 22nd, 2003, 01:01 PM
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INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', '#2/2/2002#' , '0300')
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', '#2/2/2002#' , '#03:00#')
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', '#2/2/2002#' , '#0300#')
Should read like CraigJones said:
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', #2/2/2002# , 0300)
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', #2/2/2002# , #03:00#)
INSERT INTO Schedule1(Location, Date, Time) VALUES ( 'asdf', #2/2/2002# , #0300#)
Both time and dates can't have single quotes because they are not text fields(strings)
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August 22nd, 2003, 08:20 PM
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i've change the columns name in database to TheName n TheDate, n its works...
my sql statement is become like this:
INSERT INTO Schedule1 (Location, TheDate, TheTime) VALUES ('asdf', '2/2/2002', '1200')
all my colomns is in text format.
thanks for reply
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