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Failed to parse SQL
Posted: 04 Sep 08 2:57 PM
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I'm not sure why this is failing. I've put msgboxes on all the values and everything looks good but I still get a failure to parse:
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sub InsertUpdateData
dim rs, strSQL
Set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
strDCFeeID = Application.BasicFunctions.GetIDFor("DCFEES")
strSQL = "Select * from DCFEES where DCFEESID = '" & strDCFeeID & "'"
With rs
Set .ActiveConnection = Application.GetNewConnection
.CursorLocation = adUseClient
.CursorType = adOpenStatic
.LockType = adLockOptimistic
.Open strSQL
if .RecordCount = 0 then
.AddNew
.Fields("DCFEESID").Value = strDCFeeID
.Fields("ACCOUNTPRODUCTID").Value = txtAccountProductID.Text
.Fields("CreateUser").Value = Application.BasicFunctions.CurrentUserID
.Fields("CreateDate").Value = NOW()
End If
.Fields("ModifyUser").Value = Application.BasicFunctions.CurrentUserID
.Fields("ModifyDate").Value = NOW()
.Fields("FeeType").Value = pklDCFees.Text
.Fields("FeeAmount").Value = txtFeeAmount.Text
.Fields("FeeDate").Value = dateFeeDate.Text
.Update
.Close
End With
Set rs = nothing
End Sub |
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Re: Failed to parse SQL
Posted: 04 Sep 08 3:12 PM
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Personally I open up a Connection. Open up a RecordSet for that Connection, and then populate the recordset.
You are setting the connection for a RecordSet.....I've always set it the other way around.
DIM CN, RS
create the CN, Application.GetNewConnection
Create the RS,
RS.OPEN SQLstatement ,CONNECTION
I use .BOF, .EOF instead of RecordCount = 0....
.Fields("FeeDate").Value = dateFeeDate.DATETIME ?????
What happens in SLX Profiler?
What version of SLX?
is txtFeeAmount a legitimate number or does it have '$' and ',' in it? |
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Re: Failed to parse SQL
Posted: 04 Sep 08 3:30 PM
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| I've used this code before (thanks to of Ryan) without problems. Using the Profiler is a great idea though. Everything looks good but maybe the profiler will give me some clues. |
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Re: Failed to parse SQL
Posted: 04 Sep 08 3:46 PM
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Fixed it.
I recycled code on the main form that launched my view. The datamode was being set there and fouling up my ADO. As soon as I removed that line it worked without error. |
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