I'm getting a "string could be truncated" error at the line where my
strSql is executed ( my_conn.Execute (strSql) ), but it doesnt happen
all the time, just periodically. I used to have this pointing to an
Access db, but I changed it over to Sql, getting rid of the # datetime
delimiters and replacing with ' . Wondering if the first StrSql string
in the if statement if too long:
''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''
Function ChkString(strin g)
if string = "" then string = " "
ChkString = Replace(string, "'", "''")
End Function
set my_conn= Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
my_Conn.Open DBCon
' Check to see if it's a new record to be added or an old one to
update
StrSql= "Select * from diary where dte = '" & Request("view_D ate") &
"'"
set rs = my_conn.Execute (StrSql)
if rs.BOF or rs.EOF then ' No records found. i.e. New record
StrSql ="INSERT INTO diary (dte, text_field) values ('" &
request("view_d ate") & "', '" & chkString(reque st("txt")) & "')"
else ' Record found. i.e. update record.
StrSql = "UPDATE diary SET diary.dte = '" & request("view_d ate") & "',
text_field = '" & chkString(reque st("txt")) & "' WHERE id = " &
rs("id")
End If
my_conn.Execute (strSql)
'''''''''''
thanks
chumley 3 1653
Well, what is the table definition (e.g. datatype and length of
"text_field " - which is an awful, awful name for a column, by the way)?
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news:11******** **************@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. . I'm getting a "string could be truncated" error at the line where my strSql is executed ( my_conn.Execute (strSql) ), but it doesnt happen all the time, just periodically. I used to have this pointing to an Access db, but I changed it over to Sql, getting rid of the # datetime delimiters and replacing with ' . Wondering if the first StrSql string in the if statement if too long:
''''''''''''''' '''''''''''' Function ChkString(strin g) if string = "" then string = " " ChkString = Replace(string, "'", "''") End Function
set my_conn= Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection") my_Conn.Open DBCon
' Check to see if it's a new record to be added or an old one to update StrSql= "Select * from diary where dte = '" & Request("view_D ate") & "'" set rs = my_conn.Execute (StrSql)
if rs.BOF or rs.EOF then ' No records found. i.e. New record StrSql ="INSERT INTO diary (dte, text_field) values ('" & request("view_d ate") & "', '" & chkString(reque st("txt")) & "')" else ' Record found. i.e. update record. StrSql = "UPDATE diary SET diary.dte = '" & request("view_d ate") & "', text_field = '" & chkString(reque st("txt")) & "' WHERE id = " & rs("id") End If
my_conn.Execute (strSql)
'''''''''''
thanks chumley
Chumley Walrus wrote: I'm getting a "string could be truncated" error at the line where my strSql is executed ( my_conn.Execute (strSql) ), but it doesnt happen all the time, just periodically...
Are you using POST or GET for your form method? Using request("txt") is
ambiguous.
...StrSql ="INSERT INTO diary (dte, text_field) values ('" & request("view_d ate") & "', '" & chkString(reque st("txt"))...
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Hi,
This error happens when the data that you try to update or insert in the
table is more than what the field can handle. For ex: a varchar(20) string
cannot hold more than 20 characters. So you will get the error when you pass
a string to this field which is more than 20.
Ganesh
"Chumley Walrus" wrote: I'm getting a "string could be truncated" error at the line where my strSql is executed ( my_conn.Execute (strSql) ), but it doesnt happen all the time, just periodically. I used to have this pointing to an Access db, but I changed it over to Sql, getting rid of the # datetime delimiters and replacing with ' . Wondering if the first StrSql string in the if statement if too long:
''''''''''''''' '''''''''''' Function ChkString(strin g) if string = "" then string = " " ChkString = Replace(string, "'", "''") End Function
set my_conn= Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection") my_Conn.Open DBCon
' Check to see if it's a new record to be added or an old one to update StrSql= "Select * from diary where dte = '" & Request("view_D ate") & "'" set rs = my_conn.Execute (StrSql)
if rs.BOF or rs.EOF then ' No records found. i.e. New record StrSql ="INSERT INTO diary (dte, text_field) values ('" & request("view_d ate") & "', '" & chkString(reque st("txt")) & "')" else ' Record found. i.e. update record. StrSql = "UPDATE diary SET diary.dte = '" & request("view_d ate") & "', text_field = '" & chkString(reque st("txt")) & "' WHERE id = " & rs("id") End If
my_conn.Execute (strSql)
'''''''''''
thanks chumley
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