Using The Like Operation To Query Access Database
I am trying to query an Access database using the like operation; however, when I test the query in the browser all records from the database are displayed. Here is my code:
View RepliesI am trying to query an Access database using the like operation; however, when I test the query in the browser all records from the database are displayed. Here is my code:
View RepliesI have a form and when you click submit it is supposed to open up the database add the stuff from the form to the database and close the database. The problem is i am getting an error that says this:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
/getInfo.asp, line 35
this is line 35:
objRS.Update
Getting an error using ASP with an Access database on a remote host (I don't control perms).
It's giving this error:
Microsoft JET Database Engineerror '80004005'Operation must use an updateable query. /admin/projects.asp, line 180
Isn't this normally just a permissins error?
The host says they've just given full permissions so it shouldn't a problem, but I want to confirm that this is a perms issue before I get too uppity.
It happens on every INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE that is attempted to be run, and the exact same SQL statements work perfectly on the local machine and network, so my gut instinct is perms.
I have an Access database that I created a query in. The query brings fields from related tables and prompts users to perform a search based on 3 criterias.
NOTE: the prompts can be bypassed by just leaving it blank and selecting OK. So in other words, the user does not need to fill in each prompt for the search to work, it just give them a more narrowed down search if they fill more in...
Now for the ASP part... I want to create an ASP page where the use selects from 3 drop downs. These drop downs are named the same as the field names in my query. How do I get this to work??
Any ideas what this could be?? Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
/project/reg.asp, line 34
I've been trying to make my db web applications to work in
my test server and I keep getting this everytime I try to
modidy the database:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'
Operation must use an updateable query.
The curious thing is that in my web hosting provider's
space it works perfectly. I don't know what's wrong with
the configuration of my IIS. Any ideas?
I look at this document (nonsense):
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;q175168
what the message 'Operation must use an updateable query' means. I've been to the Microsoft site as well as numerous other sites and have tried all the remedies regarding permissions etc but nothing seems to work.
The application was working perfectly previously but since backing up the site and reformatting the computer it just won't let me access the DB (Access). Perhaps I'm setting the permissions incorrectly.
I am a newbie to all this, but it was all working fine for a while then i stope working. Ive got a Flash Form, and storing that data in a database. As i said it was working all fine and nice. Then this message started to show:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Driverserror '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
/processForm.asp, line 15
and the ASP code i use is: Code:
Currently, I do the following in my ASP pages when making use of an MS
Access database:
Dim adoCon, rsSet, strSQL
Set AdoCon = server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Set RsSet = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
adoCon.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
Server.MapPath("MyDB.mdb")
strSQL="SELECT * FROM MyTable;"
rsSet.Open strSQL, adoCon
...do some stuff...
rsSet.Close
adoCon.Close
Set rsSet=Nothing
Set adoCon=Nothing
I have a couple queries stored in the database that I use when in MS Access.
Can I call these queries instead of using a string to specify the SQL
command?
The above seems kind of verbose for making use of a database. Can it be
simplified at all?
using Access, i'm trying to input form info into a database.
below is the part of the code that's giving me problems:
' Creating Connection Object and opening the database
Set con = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
con.Open data_source
con.Execute sql_insert
i get this error whenever i submit the form:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'
Operation must use an updateable query.
im trying to add an insert record page page. I built the page...but when i fill in details and submit the form i get this error
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
/longtonhighclc/Insert_news.asp, line 115
Does anybody know what this error is about?
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable
query.
/app/admin/admin.asp, line 201
I similar to others before me am getting the 'Operating Must Use An UPdateable Query' Error using ASP (VbScript) and Access... the interesting kink is that i'm not controlling the box... but rather I can only ftp into it...
the people at the hosting company say they have given the proper permissions to the database directory & files... not sure why i'm still getting the error. The query is working FINE on my dev machine... which is interesting, but on the live site it isn't working so fine.
I m getting the following error when executing the below given code:
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Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
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Code:
I'm trying to run an UPDATE operation, using a command object. I'm getting the error back, Operation must use an updateable query. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong here.
Would it be the Command object settings you have to set before executing the command? Can someone tell me what those settings should be for an update query?? Is there a lock on the table from somewhere else???
Mainly I am asking if someone can look at a small portion of code to see if there are any obvious problems for use with mysql??perhaps with the way dates are inserted?? Code:
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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
/changeprofile.asp, line 44
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.
The common solution of this problem is to set the MODE of opening the database to 3, and to call the Host and tell him:-"I need to write in the database, with JET", so he gives to the entire directory the write permission. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI am using ASP/MS ACCESS to see how I can query the same database, via 2 formfields.
{name: - search}Textfield 1: - Search by Category
AND/OR By
{name: - searchT}Textfield 2: - Location
Currently,
strSearchwords = Trim(Request.QueryString("search")); where "search" is the name of Textfield1
Which is fine, but how can I set it so that on Submit, the string from search, and searchT are somehow joined together into one string?
What is this all about? Generally I run against SQL Server but now I have to use access. The query I want to run is a simple double join
SELECT tblArtists.*,tblGenres.name AS genreName,tblPages.pageId
FROM (tblArtists
INNER JOIN tblGenres ON tblArtists.genreId = tblGenres.genreId)
LEFT JOIN tblPages ON tblArtists.artistId = tblPages.artistId
ORDER BY surName ASC, firstName ASC
Now If I run this question in access against the database it accurateley returns two posts. BUT When I paste the same query into an asp document and runs it with a fileDSN against the same database it returns nothing!? Is this some kind of joke from Microsoft?
I'm trying to run an access query with one parameter that is a string. I can call a query that has no parameters. I can also call a query that has one parameter that is an integer. But the one that has a string parameter isn't working.
Here is the code:
[VBS]set rs = conn.execute("getArtists '" & ltr & "'")[/VBS]
I've tried using a command object and it did the same thing. Is there any other way I can get my query to return the records. Running it in access works.
I have a Acces query which creates a table using manipulated data from another table. I want my asp page to run this query after doing an update to the database.
View Replies View RelatedI've got a query that works fine when used in mySQL but completely fails
when I try to apply it to MS Access, weird thing is that it is just a copy
of a stored procedure that works fine in the same copy (with the
Request.QueryString replaced by a fixed value) ! Any explaination would be
great, ID is a number BTW :
SELECT page_title,ID,page_content FROM content WHERE ID='" &
Request.QueryString("ID") & "' '
Had a look at aspfaq.com but couldn't find anything that applys.
Is it possible to write an SQL statement that reads from an Access Query instead of an Access Table. If so is the syntax the same as for reading a Table.
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View Replies View RelatedWhere I found this?
Like this:
SELECT
SELECT TOP N
INTO
FROM
WHERE
GROUP BY
HAVING
UNION (ALL)
ORDER BY
WITH OWNERACCESS
( http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e.../access2sql.asp )
But with explanations (usage) and samples...
I have a field called store, I have more than 1 row with the same store name in the store field.
I need to coolect all the stores from the store field, remove any duplicates, like I might have buy.com twice and only need it to show once in the drop down. And sort ascending (by store name).
Summary.
Database is called: tracker
The table (and the only table) is called merchants
I only want to pull data from the field store, remove duplicate store names, sort ascending.
I can figure out how to plug the required htm around the asp code, to auto populate the drop down.
I'm using odbc and Classic ASP and I want to read the sql content of a query in an access database. ANyone have any clues?
View Replies View RelatedI want to do a running total query , here is what i want :
I want the running total like this:
I'm attempting to limit a query which is being ordered by a date field to 10 records. The date field contains duplicate values, which are sorted from most recent, back.
However their suggestion of sorting by a secondary field is not providing acceptable results (it returns all the rows in the database). Does anyone have any suggestions of another way around this?
What is the best way to create new queries and/or modify existing tables within an online access database. At the moment, I am periodically downloading the db and making alterations. But, I have heard others on the list say they use a query analayzer built on
a <form> where they execute SQL statements. Is this the correct way to go?
I have the following query:
Update properties set Last_Change=#8-Mar-2006# Where properties.fdref='h3c000';
which works fine when I run it on my desktop under MS Access, but when I run it as an ASP page, I get the following error message:
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 1.
I am using the same database bot online and offline so field names etc are exactly the same.