INvalid syntax

[J. Muenchbourg]

an Incorrect syntax near ','. (Line 1) is what I'm getting with this
insert statement, the error pointing to the sql execute:

"INSERT INTO
tblArticles(articleid,articleDate,sport,articleheader,fpick,articleText)
"_
& "VALUES (" & articleid & ", '" _
& articledate & "', " _
& sport & ", '" _
& articleheader & "', '" _
& fpick & "', '" _
& articleText & "')"

'articleid' is a primary key.

???
Muench

 

[Ray at]

s = "INSERT INTO
tblArticles(articleid,articleDate,sport,articleheader,fpick,articleText)
"_
& "VALUES (" & articleid & ", '" _
& articledate & "', " _
& sport & ", '" _
& articleheader & "', '" _
& fpick & "', '" _
& articleText & "')"


RESPONSE.WRITE S
RESPONSE.END

What does that produce?

Ray at work

 

[Aaron Bertrand - MVP]

'articleid' is a primary key.

So how are you populating this? Where does articleid get generated?

 

[Tom B]

is sport a number field?
is articleid an Identity field?

 

[J. Muenchbourg]

dim sqlid
sqlid = "SELECT max articleid from tblarticles"
Set rsid = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
rsid.Open sqlid,sqlc,3

articleid = rsid("articleid")
rsid.Close
set rsid = nothing


in response to Tom's question about 'sport', yes it is an integer
datatype

 

[Tom B]

Aaron asked how you CREATED the articleid, is it an Identity(SQL Server) or
Autonumber(Access)
if it is, then you can't insert a value, which you are doing in your insert
statement.
If it's not an Identity/Autonumber, are you ensuring it's unique? You said
it was a Primary Key, so it has to be unique.