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marting
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Posted - 2004-09-24 : 08:44:56
Hi Guys

Can anyone help with this annoying error following a pretty simple update statement. This is my sql statement:

SqlText = "UPDATE Owners SET Owners_Username = '"&a&"', SET Owners_password = '"&b&"', SET Owners_pin = '"&c&"', SET Owners_Firstname = '"&d&"', SET Owners_Lastname = '"&e&"', SET Owners_Coname = '"&f&"', SET Owners_Cotype = '"&g&"', SET Owners_CoUrl = '"&h&"', SET Owners_paymentname = '"&i&"', SET Owners_paymentadd1 = '"&j&"', SET Owners_paymentadd2 = '"&k&"', SET Owners_paymenttown = '"&l&"', SET Owners_paymentCounty = '"&m&"', SET Owners_paymentCounty = '"&n&"', SET Owners_add1 = '"&o&"', SET Owners_add2 = '"&p&"', SET Owners_Town = '"&q&"', SET Owners_County = '"&r&"', SET Owners_postcode = '"&s&"', SET Owners_Daytime = '"&t&"', SET Owners_Evening = '"&u&"', SET Owners_Email = '"&v&"' WHERE Owners_id = '"&z&"';"

and this is the error I'm getting:

Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e14'

Syntax error in UPDATE statement.

/yourstrolley/ownersdetails_update.asp, line 53


I really can't see what the problem is but I'm sure it just takes an outsider to see it clearly! Thanx in advance.

Martin

spirit1
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11752 Posts

Posted - 2004-09-24 : 09:11:29
you don't need SET for every column:
SET Owners_Username = '"&a&"', Owners_password = '"& ...

Go with the flow & have fun! Else fight the flow
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