Update/Query Problem - ASP Reads In All Integers As 0
I have developed this script that is meant to take in a value from a database record add one to it and post the new number in the record. It works ok but it always seems to read all database records as 0 never as thier true number (i have tried it set to 1,2,3 etc)
I am doing a bmw tracking project for school using asp and access2000. on my search.asp page, I can search for a particular bmw and order it if i want. It works fine when i do select query to get data. But when I try to order a bmw(using update query), it gives me this message error: Error Type: Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005) Operation must use an updateable query. /bmw/search.asp, line 257
I have gone in to set IIS permission status to both read/write and change everything that seemed obvious. but i still get this same error message.
what changes do i have to make this query work in an SQL query? This is the access query:
UPDATE tblLocation SET tblLocation.fldLocationDesc = "DU" & Right([tblLocation]![fldLocationDesc],Len([tblLocation]![fldLocationDesc])-2) WHERE (((tblLocation.fldLocationDesc) Like "EI*"));
what i have is a location that has a lenght of 5 like EI001 and I want to change the EI to DU.
I need help on this error that occured on one of the pages. fuunny thing that its happen in localhost and not in the web server. below is the code and the highlight of where error occured.The error mentioned in the page is :
Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005) Operation must use an updateable query.
/shop/confirmation21.asp, line 245 . can anyone kind enuff to let me know whats it about?
I am currently working on a small website which gives an up to date current count on how many people are available are certain time slots for different areas, this is run of a Microsoft Access Database Backend.
My index script will display all areas and times and then display a link to a form which deducts 1 from the current count. Code:
I want to change the existing code of our company e-commerce site so that the pull down menues are now checkboxes (will make life easier for sales to work with).
The pull down menu's must automatically submit, as the pricing changes with each selection.
Is there a way of auto submiting when a checkbox is ticked / unticked? Have tried using the "onChange=" that I nicked from the pull down... Code:
I am getting this error when trying to run an Update query, Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14' Can anyone explain to me what this means and where I'm going wrong.
i need to use bigger numbers that integer allows in asp. what should i use? i still need the whole number quality of the integer, but when i use anything larger than about ,100,000,000 i get the error Overflow: '[number: xxxxxxxxxxx]'
with the x's being the number i used. anyway around this?
I have two arrays that contain integers and I would like to add them, say array1(0)=1 and array2(0)=1. If I just do something like array1(0) = array1(0) + array2(0) I end up getting 11. How can I make it add the appropriate integers?
I have an array, PositionArray(), which contains a variable number of integers. I need to sort these array elements numerically. Seems I've done this before in VB, but I can't seem to get my mind around it now. Does anyone have a simple bubble-sort code, or is there an ASP way to do this?
My ultimate goal is to take a chunk of text, and highlight (bold, color, whatever) words that are contained in a string array. My thought is to find the position of each word with the InStr() function, then find out which position occurs 1st, which position occurs 2nd, etc., then build a string from the beginning of the text chunk to the position where the first word begins, add a bold tag, add the word, add a </B> tag, and continue until the end of the chunk.
I need to multiply a price by a quantity. I'm using the following:
intTotal = (int(strPrice) * int(strQuantity)) strPrice contains the value 20.80 and strQuantity contains the value 10 It gives me a total of $200 when it should be $208. Why does it discard the .80 cents in the multiplication? What can I do to fix it?
I'm trying to make an array of strings to compare to. Each string will be made up of 3 different 4 digit codes with spaces in between each code (ie "1001 2003 3001").
I'm currently using this code to do this but when I write the string out to the screen I only get the <br>. Code:
In working with arrays, I have found that I am unable to dimension and array with a variable that has an integer value but I can redimension one this way. I haven't see any information that tells me if this is a requirement, although it appears to be because I get an error if I try it.
Ex.
Dim b b = 10 Dim a(b) ' this errors out but Dim a() ' this Redim a(b) ' works
Okay there is an unique EventRegID for every registration. When people first register they get pre-registered. Then an admin comes in and confirms or wait list them (based on whatever requirements). My question is how can I tie the EventRegID to a form with multipule ID's so they can batch confirm or wait list the PreReg list? Code:
My code retrieves a username and a password from a form. Then this information is compared to some usernames and passwords that are stored in a database. The important thing here is that the comparison must be case sensitive meaning that "passWord" is not the same thing as "password"
I have this code, working fine in access 2003
SQL = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE StrComp(username_column,'" & entered_username_in_form & "',0) = 0 AND StrComp(password_column,'" & entered_password_in_form & "',0) = 0"
but get the following error when I run it against my sql 2005 database.
[Microsoft][SQL Native Client][SQL Server]'StrComp' is not a recognized built-in function name.
I don't know the corresponding t-sql for the query.
I am running a querry on an access database and have set the number of records/page displayed at 20. if there are more than 20 records returned, then 1st page will show the first 20, the next page will show next 20 and so on....
The trouble:
the count of total records displayed is correct and the first page is displayed correctly. But when i click on *Next* to go to the next page, all the records of the database get displayed (not the 2nd page of records from the query).
In Access you use "*" + [passed variable] + "*", + can be replaced with & Calling a parameterized query in Access requires % be used in place of *, however, all that I have read show dynamic SQL passed to Access:
WHERE [some column] LIKE '" & ASPvar & "' % ORDER BY ...
However, my call is similar to:
conn.qMyLookup strVar, rs
If I modify the query in Access to:
"%" & [passed variable] & "%"
I get all records. If I only put it at the end, as suggested, I only get matches at the end, not throughout the column. Code:
it would display $100.00 when i go to insert that value into the database the value i get is $100.00 and i get an error, i need to get rid of the $ sign but not sure how to do it because the number range can be from 1 to a billion dollars.
I have this code for asp that if the value is null it insert a null instead of a blank, else i get an error message in access.
'Expiring_Premium = request.form("Expiring_Premium") if (request.form("Expiring_Premium")) ="" then Expiring_Premium = "Null" else _ Expiring_Premium = request.form("Expiring_Premium")
This is hard to explain, but I have wanted to know how to do this. Say you have a website, and you have a news box(where you can report all of your news), made of a picture(s), you know like something that says "news" at the top of the 'box', and the sides of the 'box' are a picture. I have wanted to know how to make one of these 'boxes' without having to use the <div> tag, and type as much text in there as i want, and it wouldnt mess up a table or anything, or realign it, because the <div> automatically wraps around the text, fitting perfectly to it. I was wondering if you can 'wrap' around the text without a <div>, but with pictures. Here is an example, this picture called ex.gif. I know it is a link menu, but what if you wanted to add a couple more links. How would you get the 'box' to automatically resize so that it does not messup the table. I am not even sure if this is capable in ASP, but I am sure somebody knows what I am talking about.
I have a guestbook form that inserts the fields into an Access Database. The database is residing in the "fpdb" folder that was created by FrontPage. The ASP page that writes the data into the databse uses the "recordset.addnew" method. The code was working fine a couple of weeks ago, and now all of a sudden the error message "Cannot update.Database or object is read-only" pops up. The ASP code or the database was not changed or modified in any way, neither were the permissions for the account.
I have quite strange problem and hope you guys can help me out or provide me with some tips. when using a update script: UPDATE categorys SET main_cat_default= '0', banner= '', b_link= '', external_text= 'Nākotnes parks', name = 'Arzemju muzika' WHERE (id = 115)
Then it messes up field EXTERNAL_TEXT. Instead of Nākotnes parks it saves it as Nakotnes parks. But! when I open Enterprise manager and type in Nākotnes parks manually then it saves it correctly. So I believe there is something with update command or smthing like that.I changed collation also to Latvian and this did not work.
For laptop users who have an ASP application running on their laptops - is there a way I can have it check when connected to the network (via the FSO lastmodifieddate) which files need to be updated (enhancements, etc.), then shoot the ASP pages that have changed down to the client?
body is containing a lot of text with vbcrlf in it.This is basically a form that is emailed and I want to save it to a db just in case the emails don't go through. For some reason the field in the db (access) is only containg the first line until the first vbcrlf
I am updating some pages "font "style color size" and a few words in several of my asp pages. Most of them will update but I have a few that refuse to even after rebooting the server and clearing the cache on my current computer.