I'm grabbing data from an XML web service and storing the values in ASP variables. I'm trying to apply the cDbl function to values returned and I'm getting the following error:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: 'cDbl'
The data prints to the screen just fine
I have login page that fails the login on the validate page and gives me the Type mismatch: 'CDbl' error.What I find funny is that I didn't notice that was happening until I assigned one User a longer password (xxxxxxxxx2004) but if I login in with password for another user and they have been using this (xxxxxx2004) then everything is fine.
I can't see the code to be the problem or can it. Password field is a varchar (200).
Would somebody have a suggestion,because earlier in the day I was able to create a smaller lenght wise password for this case and it worked if I do that now it fails as if I have incorrect userName or password.
We are running into problems with the script below, whose purpose is to allow users to choose values from drop downs populated by an MS Access DB.
THE RESULTS:
(returns a blank page with only HTML Titles)
THE SCRIPT:
(you may notice this is a modified sample script): Code:
I've been away from ASP so long that i don't remember the basics anymore but I'll do anything you want in Lisp.
I have a string "15.00" that I'm converting to a doube using CDbl("15.00") so it spits out 15 instead of 15.00. How do I ensure 2 decimal places for any number
Can I convert a string to a double instead of an integer? I have a value of 5.5 and when I use the cInt it rounds it off to 6.
View Replies View RelatedI have a money datatype field in a SQL Server database.
I use the following method to take a value passed in the Request.Form collection and convert it to the double datatype:
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = Request("incrdecrA" & a)
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = replace(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr,"$","")
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = replace(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr,",","")
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = cdbl(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr)
I keep getting a type mismatch 'cdbl' error on the line:
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = cdbl(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr)
What's weird is I use this in other sections of my code and it works fine...no error. I've checked and re-checked the code and can't find the why this is happening?
I understand that all asp classic vars are variants and to always make sure that you are working with the type that you want it is best to use these built-in Cxx() functions, but I'm confused about whether I should use CSng or CDbl for my calcs.
I don't think they will ever be more than say 6 decimal places (at the very most usually 2 or 3) and the value the other way won't be in the millions (chance would be a fine thing!!) so should I be using CSng or CDbl? Is there any kind of performance degradation in using one over the other? Is there any kind of accuracy degradation in using one over the other?
What data type do you use for this input -- uyen8976? how do you convert it to a string? how do you query it?
I tried to create a table in sql with this field
invoice char not null
inv=request.form("inv")
qInvoice= "select invoice from ItemMaster where invoice=" + cstr(inv)
rs.open qInvoice, "dsn......"
when i tried to query this field, computer didn't understand what cstr(inv) was. It kept reporting errors.
However, i couldn't use varchar data type for uyen8976 either. The computer didn't let me convert "uyen8976" into a string.
i define Dim total as int but the total's value cant exceed a certain big amount. is there any long data types or double, which can be used?
View Replies View Relatedi am getting this error Code:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80040e07'
Syntax error converting the varchar value 'Canvas' to a column of data type int.
/store/administrator/special.asp, line 98
what i am doing is selecting an item from the drop down and i have textbox i want to display the items price from the table here is the code:
I am trying to do a comparison between two values and am getting the following error:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e07'
Data type mismatch in criteria expression.
The code that is creating the error is as follows:
sb = Request.Form("storyboardscreen")
if Not Lcase(Request.Form("AllStoryBoard")) = "all" then
whereClause = whereClause + "theStoryboard = " + sb
end if
I am using the statement to build the where clause of my query. The sb value is retrieved from a pull down menu and "theStoryboard" column is the db is of data type "text". The values stored in the field are 12 digit numbers. I have tried doing a cstr to sb but that doesnt work, any tips on what I am doing wrong? I am using asp with an access db.
can i put my operators into an arry, as i want to loop them later in a loop. but i have problem declearing the data type of the arrys.
Dim operatorsArray(4) As ?????
operatorsArray(0) = "+"
operatorsArray(1) = "-"
operatorsArray(2) = "*"
operatorsArray(3) = "/"
what should the data type be to work. can i have an example of how i am going to
use it.can it be done this way eg.
2 operatorsArray(0) 3 operatorsArray(0) 4 operatorsArray(0)does the above interperate as 2 + 3 + 4?
I am calling a javascript function in my asp. I am passing a recordset value, a 7 digit integer, to this javascript function. However, in the function this value is not coming in correctly. say for example i am passing 0360001, in the function when i pass it to another window, its going as 122881.
I am asuming its because of the size of the default integer data type. If you think thats the reason, how can set a long integer data type to this value, if that can be done in asp.
I m getting mismatch datatype error. How will fix this?Id is number, and route_knowledge is text.
Select route_name from routes where ID in (select Route_knowledge from drivers where ID =10)
Is there a way to print a variable's data type - like int, string, dbl?
View Replies View RelatedI have been trying to delete a record from a database using the following code:
strQuery = "DELETE * FROM tbl_bookings WHERE fld_booking_id= '" & delID &"'"
objConn.execute(strQuery)
it looks fine to me but I am getting the following error message:
Error Type:
Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80040E07)
Data type mismatch in criteria expression.
/cancel.asp, line 50
Line 50 is the objConn.execute statement.
Is this something simple?
I am doing a simple profile update webpage, I keep getting this error and can'y figure out how to fix it. I have included the code. The only field in my database that isn't a text field is my userid field which is an autonumber field.
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e07'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Data type mismatch in criteria expression ASP Code:
I am trying to insert data from one table to another but it always errors me on type mis matches or parameters.
Basically the SQL statement looks like this:
sql6 = "Insert Into tblWeeklyFixtures_Div3 Select * From tblAllFixtures_div3 Where GameDate > date() <=date()+7"
conn.execute(sql6)
and it gives me error:
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 1.
/DIGFootball/Admin/FriDiv3/update2.asp, line 142]
I tihnk it has to be that i havent declared that i will be importing into a Date/Time field in access but when i change this in acess it gives me more errors so for a peacful life i chnaged the field back to text but by doing this the above SQL statement is pretty useless.
i going to execute this sql statement...and the error come up.. why?
Select * From members Where ID = '123'
pls note that the type of ID is autonumber
is it becoz of type of ID is autonumber? how to solve this problem??
how's the best way to handle yes or no check boxes in a form and DB?
I am building an apllication using ASP and MS SQL 2000. The form will have a total of
34 yes and no check boxes. That is, users will have to make a choice(s) by checking either one.
So my question is, for efficiency on the SQL side, what's the best data type to use?
Consider the following code snippet:
<%
Dim intA, strA, strB
intA=5
strA="Hello World"
strB=strA+intA
Response.Write(strB)
%>
The above code generates the "Type mismatch" error pointing to the line strB=strA+intA but why doesn't VBScript implicitly cast the value of intA into String when intA is concatenated with strA?
Im having trouble in storing blank or space value on a variable wich data type is Date/Time, if i make a statement like this
Field Data Type
CPARCAVEDate Date/Time
strCPARCAVEDate = rstFEVV.fields("CPARCAVEDate").value
if strCPARCAVEDate = "" then
counter = counter + 1
end if
The value doesnt increment. Do you guys have an idea how to recognize a no value.
I am getting the following error and not sure what it means.
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Driverserror '80040e07'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Data type mismatch in criteria expression. /addgift.asp, line 18
Code:
I'm getting the error: Data type mismatch in criteria expression every time I try to run this bit of code:
View Replies View RelatedNoob question I'm getting errors with the following code
Code:
processevent = Request.QueryString("processevent")
SQL = "Select * From shimlog Where ID = '" & processevent & "'"
Rs.Open SQL, Conn, 3, 3
Is giving following error
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e07'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Data type mismatch in criteria expression.
/area51/shimlog.asp, line 53
Read MS webpage and using some :'s in there somewhere could not get it to work
I'm using ASP, VBScript, ADO for SQL server 2000. I have a stored procedure that I'm trying to use to insert a row using parameters. One of the field is date. Here is the parameter for that. Code:
Set param = cmd.CreateParameter("theDate", adDBTimeStamp, adParamInput, Date())
cmd.Parameters.Append param
But I'm getting this error. Error converting data type varchar to datetime.
I've got the following code UPDATEing an access db (Field Type = Memo) with varying degrees of success: Code:
View Replies View RelatedThis should be an easy one, but I can't figure it out. I am getting the error:
Data type mismatch in criteria expression.
Here is my SQL:
SQL = "UPDATE Revision SET Contact='"&Contact&"', ID='"&ID&"', TR='"&TR&"' WHERE TrackingNum='" &TrackingNum&"'"
TrackingNum is an autoNumber in two of my tables in my database (IME_request) the table names are revision and IME_request. I pull the data from IME_request.IME_request and then I update IME_request.revision with the form values.
I did a response.write to make sure I was getting to form values, and I am.
what is the maximum number of characters that a string variable can hold - i
initially thought it was 256, but after some testing it seems that it can
hold much more than that..
I am facing one problem while uploading images in ASP. I am using ASPUpload to upload the file. I can upload the files also. for that I am giving the Encription type as multipart/form-data. THat time I am not able to get the other informations in that form like some hidden fields inthat form.
Is it possible to get the information when we were uploading the images. I am using post method for uploading.
how to do the conversion of data type varchar to money Code:
View Replies View RelatedI am trying to display images from an access database and going around in circles.
<%
If len(rsdvd("picture"))>0 then
Response.ContentType = "image/jpeg"
Response.BinaryWrite rsdvd("Picture")
Response.End
ELSE
Response.Write ("<img src=""images/sorry.gif"" alt=""Sorry, No picture."">")
END IF
%>
It returns this fault:
Response object, ASP 0106 (0x80020005)
An unhandled data type was encountered.
/description.asp, line 115
This is the code for my Procedure:
Code: .....
When I execute this code, I receive this error on line 314:
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Error converting data type varchar to int.
Line 314 is the classComm.Execute line. All the datatypes in my stored procedure those specified in the parameter declararations, and they all match with the datatypes in the DB. Other than the strings that are integer (strClassID) or date (strOccurDate), everything is a varchar.
I have no idea why this error is occurring. I have a similar stored procedure that adds the records in the same way and it kicks out the same error at the same time.