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C# code generate a Syntax Error when I call DataAdapter.Update()? up vote 0 down vote favorite I am trying to add a new row into an existing MS Access database table in C#. However, when I make the call to the DataAdapter’s Update method I get a “Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement”. My code is: try { // Open the database OleDbCommand mySelectCommand = syntax error in insert into statement vba new OleDbCommand(strAccessSelect, myAccessConn); OleDbDataAdapter myDataAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter(mySelectCommand); OleDbCommandBuilder myCommandBuilder = new OleDbCommandBuilder(myDataAdapter); myAccessConn.Open(); // Get Analogue table int rowCount = myDataAdapter.Fill(myDataSet, "Analogue"); Console.WriteLine("Row Count: " + rowCount); DataTable analogues = myDataSet.Tables["Analogue"]; analogues.PrimaryKey = new DataColumn[] { analogues.Columns["Name"] }; // Create a new row. System.Data.DataRow newRow; newRow = analogues.NewRow(); newRow["Name"] = "My new row"; newRow["Area"] = "System"; newRow["Description"] = "My new row, created by me!"; analogues.Rows.Add(newRow); myDataAdapter.InsertCommand = myCommandBuilder.GetInsertCommand(); myDataAdapter.UpdateCommand = myCommandBuilder.GetUpdateCommand(); Console.WriteLine("Insert Command: " + myDataAdapter.InsertCommand.ToString()); Console.WriteLine("Update Command: " + myDataAdapter.UpdateCommand.ToString()); myDataAdapter.Update(myDataSet, "Analogue"); } catch (Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine("Error: Failed to manipulate the DataBase.\n{0}", ex.ToString()); return; } finally { myAccessConn.Close(); } I have removed most of the columns from the table for brevity, but all of the column headers are in quotes, none of them contain any spaces and none are reserved words. None of the ones I have removed are Access keywords, but I note that “NAME” and “Description” are. I don’t believe this is causing my problem because I have been able to modify the text in the “Description” column in an existing row. The Command Builder is generating the following for me which doesn’t seem quite right: Sys
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of 1 New Topic/Question Reply 5 Replies - 3901 Views - Last Post: 06 April 2011 - 03:48 AM Rate Topic: #1 theblackmage New D.I.C Head Reputation: 0 Posts: 46 Joined: 21-January 10 http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/225784-error-in-oledbdataadapterupdate-command/ Error in OleDb.DataAdapter.Update command Posted 03 April 2011 - 03:36 AM Hello http://vbcity.com/forums/t/109465.aspx y'all, I am once more having throuble linking my visual basic code to the acompanying database. this current error (out of the many i've begged for help on) is when I'm trying to add a new record to the database, using an OleDb dataAdapter: Whenever I run it, I get the syntax error error "Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement." Now, I'm wondering if I'll need to manually re-write the insert command, rather than using the CommandBuilder, or is it just a general error I suck to much at coding to notice here's the code: SQL = "SELECT * FROM Users" DataAdapter = New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter(SQL, con) DataAdapter.Fill(dataSet, "Users") newRow = dataSet.Tables("Users").NewRow() 'the newrow datarow is set to syntax error in be a new row of the current dataset, this means that the fields on 'the datarow will match those in the dataset, so it is compattible newRow.Item("Username") = txtUsername.Text newRow.Item("Password") = txtPassword.Text newRow.Item("FirstName") = txtFirstName.Text newRow.Item("Surname") = txtSurName.Text If tutor Then newRow.Item("Tutor") = 1 Else newRow.Item("Tutor") = 0 End If 'the datarow is then filled with the relevant data from the variables on the form dataSet.Tables("Users").Rows.Add(newRow) 'and is then added to the dataset commandBuilder = New OleDb.OleDbCommandBuilder(DataAdapter) DataAdapter.InsertCommand = commandBuilder.GetInsertCommand() DataAdapter.Update(dataSet, "Users") Is This A Good Question/Topic? 0 Back to top MultiQuote Quote + Reply Replies To: Error in OleDb.DataAdapter.Update command #2 Ionut D.I.C Lover Reputation: 385 Posts: 1,057 Joined: 17-July 10 Re: Error in OleDb.DataAdapter.Update command Posted 03 April 2011 - 08:20 AM I don't see anything wrong. Can you post the insert statement created by commandBuilder? Was This Post Helpful? 0 Back to top MultiQuote Quote + Reply #3 theblackmage New D.I.C Head Reputation: 0 Posts: 46 Joined: 21-January 10 Re: Error in OleDb.DataAdapter.Update command Posted 04 April 2011 - 01:17 PM No as whenver I try to find out what it is, it returns System.Ole
INTO statement with OleDbCommandBuilder rated by 0 users This post has 8 Replies | 0 Followers Saxis Since 10/12/2005 Posts 16 Reputation 215 Reply Jesse Murphy (Saxis) Posted: 10/12/2005 3:45 PM rated by 0 users Using VB.NET 2005 ExpressI'm attempting to use OleDbCommandBuilder to update my Access db. I get the "Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement" OleDbException.I have a single Access db in which I'm importing Substrings from long strings from a text file. The Substrings are assigned to variables, one of which is the file name, which becames the name of a new Table in the db. My problem occurs while populating the table with the rest of the substrings with "da.Update(ds, strTableName)"Here's more of my code... 'DB variablesDim con As New OleDbConnectionDim da As OleDbDataAdapterDim ds As New DataSet()Dim strDB As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=Y:\db.mdb;User Id=admin;Password=;"Dim sql As String'Create the connectioncon.ConnectionString = strDBcon.Open()'Create the DataAdaptersql = "SELECT * FROM " & strTableNameda = New OleDbDataAdapter(Sql, con)'Fill the datasetda.Fill(ds, strTableName)'Start reading lines to fill table###Bunch of lines to extract substrings and assign them to variables###'Create the CommandBuilderDim cb As New OleDbCommandBuilder(da)Dim objNewRow As DataRowobjNewRow = ds.Tables(strTableName).NewRowobjNewRow.Item("ClientName") = strClientName###More Items go here = PayNum, RefNum, AuthUnits, TotUnits, PartFlag, AuthRate, DT, HolUnits, PgNum, PayNow### objNewRow.Item("InvNum") = strInvNumds.Tables(strTableName).Rows.Add(objNewRow)da.Update(ds, strTableName)Error occurs on last line. I'm getting my strTableName with this bit, where strImpFile is the OpenFileDialog's .Filename, and intStart is the position in the Filename string where it grabs the table name.'Cut the table name out of strImpFileDim intStart As IntegerintStart = Len(strImpFile) - 16strTableName = strImpFile.Substring(intStart, 16)Are one of my Column names a reserved access name or something?Thanks! | Post Points: 65 Pyash NY Since 4/2/2003 Posts 4,298 Reputation 29,110 Reply Gilles Joseph (Pyash) repli