General :: Insert Statement Fails With New Number Format
Mar 3, 2013
I upgraded my system to Windows 8 and Office 2013, and it's now 64 bit instead of 32 bit as before. Also note that I'm still using Access 2010 as before.So the following problem now arise in this new config that was not there before.
When you do a calculation like '332.16 - 1', the answer is now 331,16, instead of 331.16. Note the point are now replaces with a comma.
Might sound trivial, but everywhere in my code where is have a dynamic SQL like:
INSERT INTO Tasks (TaskID, MyNumber) VALUES ("Tsk123", 331.16), but now it is:
INSERT INTO Tasks (TaskID, MyNumber) VALUES ("Tsk123", 331,16), so it is seen as an extra value and the statement fails.
So, yes I can fix this one statement, but I have multiple occurrences of this throughout my app. How do I fix this?
And changing something in my Control Panel - Regional Settings would not be the answer, as on all the client PC's it might be different.
INSERT INTO Enrolled_Students (Last Name, First Name, Address, town/city, county, postcode, phone number, date of birth, age) SELECT Last Name, First Name, Address, Town/City, County, Postcode, Phone Number, Date of Birth, Age From Candidate Details Where IsNumeric (Student ID);
The following SQL event will not update the CustomerData table if the FrmContact field on the form is left blank. I have this code in the OnLostFocus Event. Is it possible to have this command update the fields that do have data entered in them even though the FrmContact field is blank?
I am exporting data from access 2007 to Excel 2007 using VBA code. I have a whole number, which I want displayed as whole number. But after the export, the number is using the 1000's seperator in Excel. So for example if my original number in access table is 12000, it is showing up as 12,000 in the excel file.It has something to do with the NumberFormat property. I have tried doing this but doesn't work.
I have three tables which I have linked with relationships. The linked fields are given the ID number of the parent, where I wanted the value. What on earth am I doing wrong, something stupidly obvious I bet! Access 2007
after many hours of reading access help, for my update command button, not sure what i did wrong...
when I on the update button, its give me blank space on the table where all my contacts are stored,
I trying to updated existing client contact info, without changing contact name, I have contact form with drop down menu, where I select clients name and view and clients information,
Dim ContactID As String Dim rst As DAO.Recordset ContactID = "SELECT * FROM Contacts " & " WHERE ContactName = '" _ & Me!cboContact.Value & "'" Set rst = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(ContactID, dbOpenDynaset) If rst.EOF = True And rst.BOF = True Then Call MsgBox("The Contact Name you entered does not exist") Else Me!Telephone = rst!Telephone Me!TbxFax = rst!Fax Me!TbxComp = rst!Company Me!TbxFloor = rst!Floor Me!TbxStreet = rst!Street Me!TbxCityStateZip = rst!CityStateZip Me!TbxEmail = rst!Email Me!TbxAcctMgr = rst!Manager End If
Set rst = Nothing
End Sub Private Sub Close_Click() DoCmd.Close End Sub Private Sub Form_Load()
'Set Record Source for Forms as Contacts Table Forms!Contacts.RecordSource = "Contacts"
End Sub
Private Sub Update_Contact_Click() Dim QrySQL As String
I am trying to perform an INSERT into a linked Oracle Table, using the following code:
INSERT INTO JTCS_OWNER_VISITS SELECT * FROM Visits;
Seems simple enough, there are 10,000 records in the visits table, but when i try to run this query i get an error message that simply says 'OverFlow' but no error code. This query worked earlier when i only tried to insert 1,800 records, can anyone tell me if there is a limit to the number of records i can insert. I have linked the oracle tables using ODBC drivers (SQORA32.dll) and this has worked fine against all of the other tables except this one...
I've created a new table to hold information about female customers and it would be nice if I could glance through it in alphabetical order of their surnames.
INSERT INTO TBL_FEMALE_CUSTOMERS SELECT * FROM TBL_CUSTOMERS WHERE GENDER='F' ORDER BY SURNAME ;
In MS Access the resulting table data is NOT sorted by surname, but it works fine when I'm using my trusty SQL Server database. Can this be done in Access? ...and yes, I know I just need to use a query to sort the data, but I'm more interested to find out why it works in SQL Server and not Access. Cheers, Sam
Is it possible to have an insert and update in the same sql statement using MS Access 2002? I could split it into seperate statements but for code purity I would like to have it in one :cool:
hi guys i have a form that comes from a query with a parent and child table. Main table pk is pricingid and then the foreign key in tblHistory is pricingid.
I am trying to do an append table but i keep getting an error message Pricing ID is the pk autonumber in tblPricing (parent table) historyid is the pk in tblHistory and pricingid the fk(child table) oldprice should be a currency value the other fields are text.
this is what I have with all the syntax problems on the insert statement
Private Sub Save_Click() 'On Error GoTo Err_Save_Click
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
Dim EntryTime As String Dim lsupervisor As String Dim sSemester As String
Dim selectRequirementid1 As String Dim selectRequirementid2 As String Dim selectRequirementid3 As String Dim selectRequirementid4 As String Dim selectRequirementid5 As String Dim selectRequirementid6 As String Dim selectRequirementid7 As String Dim selectRequirementid8 As String Dim selectRequirementid9 As String Dim selectRequirementid10 As String Dim selectRequirementid11 As String Dim selectRequirementid12 As String
Dim sRequirement1 As String Dim sRequirement2 As String Dim sRequirement3 As String Dim sRequirement4 As String Dim sRequirement5 As String Dim sRequirement6 As String Dim sRequirement7 As String Dim sRequirement8 As String Dim sRequirement9 As String Dim sRequirement10 As String Dim sRequirement11 As String Dim sRequirement12 As String
I'm kind of new to web development but not so much programming. I went to school for 2 years for C and C++ programming, as well as some database stuff... anyways , I'm having some trouble doing a simple INSERT INTO statement...
What I'd like to do is to insert a new row using two session variables, first of all I'm not entirely sure if this works? but I've tried a bunch of different things but I just cant seem to get it to work...
Here is my insert statement:
sqlInsert = "INSERT INTO Events (Participant_Code,Date) VALUES ('" & code & "','" & date & "')"
Now I've tried both, where I have a variable that has Session("code") and another with Session("date") as well as just using Session("code") where the variable is in the insert.
Here is the whole code, I have a file called database.asp that has function that can be called to open, read, update or close a connection.
call connection("writeyourselffree2.mdb")
sqlInsert = "INSERT INTO Events (Participant_Code,Date) VALUES ('" & code & "','" & date & "')"
call rsUpdate(sql, conn)
call close(conn)
Heres the error that I have right now:
Error Type: ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0BB9) Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
Set mdb = DBEngine.OpenDatabase(StrDestDB) Debug.Print strSQL Call mdb.Execute(strSQL) mdb.Close Set mdb = Nothing DoEvents MsgBox ("The Geodatabase tables have been successfully appended!") End If Exit Sub
ErrorHandler: strTemp = Err.Description & " [Update_SystemTab]" Call MsgBox(strTemp, vbCritical, "Contact Help Desk") End Sub
What is the syntax error in this Insert Into statement ?
INSERT INTO RawData(RunID,fullName,name,category,type,subType, numberOfLines,virtual,date,namespace) SELECT 257 ,fullName,name,category,type,subType,numberOfLines ,virtual,#1/3/2007#,namespace FROM RawData WHERE namespace ='customer.demo' AND RunID =256
hi guys. i was hoping you guys could help me, i have a combo box "cbocontract" which gets populated according to a selection from another combobox(cboAll). now i have another combo box(cboStatus) which according to what the user selects in cbocontract list box it should display active or inactive, now i have the row source from the cboStatus like this:
SELECT DISTINCTROW Test.Status FROM TEST WHERE (TEST.Facility=forms![Change of Status]!txtInvoice.value) and (TEST.PM_Contract_ID=forms![Change of Status]!cboContract);
it works perfectly, however is there a way to make put this code in a text box? how do i insert the select distinctrow into a textbox??? it should only display one value according to what the user selects in the cbocontract combo box... also, the user should be able to edit this textbox.
I'm now trying to speed up data entry within my database and have hit a brick wall with one part.Basically, this is within a form (for 'clauses') of which there is a one-to-one relationship with 'the Applicability' table (a series of fields with 'Yes/No' values for each and a related key field) - i.e. for each clause there are a series of circumstances when it will apply. I've set this up to create a record when one doesn't already exist using the default values (i.e. all applicable).
The method to speed up data entry is to have a pop-up form with unbound fields to list common Clause fields - including 'Applicability' as a subform. When entering a series of Clauses you tend to find they have the same 'Applicability' as their neighbour, so I would like to create a corresponding record in the Applicability table with the values set on the 'ClauseQuickAdd' form (Technically the 'ApplicabilityQuickAdd' sub form).I've edited an existing code within my database to provide two global variables (strAppFieldList and strSubAppFieldList) to put into the following statement:
Bringing up Error 2498 "An expression you entered is the wrong data type for one of the arguments". So I presume that I haven't quite got the format right for transferring yes/no values (strSubAppFieldList). See below for an extract of strSubAppFieldList:
I need my INSERT statement to DLookup tbl_module_repairs and insert the information from a field based on a WHERE condition of primary key matching on the form and table. Here is what I have but it will not work on the last value:
I have an append query that contains an IIF statement. I want to code that into a VBA function. The SQL view of the query looks like this:
Code: INSERT INTO tmpAvailInv ( NUID, Inv_Name, F_Name, M_Name, L_Name, Role ) SELECT tblPeople.NUID, tblPeople.[F_name] & IIf(IsNull([M_Name])," "," " & [M_Name] & " ") & [L_Name] AS Inv_Name, tblPeople.F_Name, tblPeople.M_Name, tblPeople.L_Name, tblPeople.Role FROM tblPeople WHERE (((tblPeople.Role)="Investigator") AND ((tblPeople.Archive)=False));
What I wrote for the VBA code is this:
Code: Dim strSQL As String Dim db As Database Set db = CurrentDb
[code]....
Where it chokes is on the IIF statement with the double-quotes in it. I've tried several combinations with single quotes and double double-quotes. I'm just not getting it.
Where would you put the INSERT INTO statement in a query? Would it go after the select statement but before the From statement or would it go at the end?
i'm trying to execute an insert statement from an ASP.Net form page such as:
insert into documents (Name,NameFrench,Message,MessageFrench) values('info','information','See details ','Voir l'affiche pour des details');
I get an exception on the insert statement.
If I copy the statement directly into a test query in the database, I get the following error: Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression "Voir l'affiche .... "
The insert dies on the " l'affiche " word. I need the those french characters in the database as they are pulled from those fields and are required to be displayed with the proper accent characters.
know a way to escape the French special characters?
In my statment below the ID is an autonumber. I placed it in the first part ofthe SQL string..but not where I have to variables referenced...
I have to add it to the SQL statement...Its not a varible although I can make it one by getting the largest number nad adding one... Do I have to make it a non-autonumber and do it like I said above
Or is there another way to treat the autonumber (ID) in the SQL INSERT INTO statement...
I have a form that contains an unbound listbox that is populated from a table. The user selects multiple records in the listbox and then clicks on a "Commit" button. The "Commit" button then copies portions of the records to another table. (And now that I am analyzing the flow of data, I realize that not all the data needs to be copied over, but I'll fix that at a later time).
Anyway, the code looks like this:
Code: Dim lst As Access.ListBox Dim rownum As Variant Dim vHEDR, vLeague, vFname, vMI, vLname, vClass, vQual, vSex, vYouth As String Dim intResponse As Integer Dim sqlstr As String Set lst = Me![lstHistorical] DoCmd.SetWarnings False For Each rownum In lst.ItemsSelected vHEDR = CStr(lst.Column(0, rownum)) & "," vLeague = "1," vFname = Chr(34) & lst.Column(1, rownum) & Chr(34) & "," vMI = Chr(34) & lst.Column(2, rownum) & Chr(34) & "," vLname = Chr(34) & lst.Column(3, rownum) & Chr(34) & "," vClass = CStr(lst.Column(4, rownum)) & "," vQual = CStr(lst.Column(6, rownum)) & "," vSex = Chr(34) & lst.Column(8, rownum) & Chr(34) & "," vYouth = Chr(34) & lst.Column(9, rownum) & Chr(34)'<<Here>> sqlstr = "INSERT INTO tbl_RosterTest (HEDR, LeagueID, Fname, MI, Lname, ClassID, QualID, Sex, Youth) VALUES (" & vHEDR & vLeague & vFname & vMI & vLname & vClass & vQual & vSex & vYouth & ")" DoCmd.RunSQL sqlstr Next rownum DoCmd.SetWarnings True MsgBox ("Persons successfully registered")
At the <<Here>> point, I would like to proc a single dialog box the query the user for some additional information - 2 items from comboboxes and one is a yes/no. Is there a way to gather the info so I can insert the values into the INSERT string?
