Hi,
I wrote an ASP page using MS access 2000 on an ISS 5.0.
I got "Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80040E14)
Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement." at the execute line of the sql:
insert into att(aName,line1 ,line2,mobile,e mail, noidung,image, partner) values('abcd',' abd','adf','adf ','df','abcde ','images/personnel/',on)
When I copy & paste this query in ms access, the query work just fine. I can see the new added record.
Table attorney have aID as auto-number. aName, line1, line2, mobile, email, image as text (50)
noidung as memo
partner as yes/no
What's wrong with the query in ASP?
1  1332 
Solved. I knew the problem must be something reserve word but did not check keywords for MS Jet. Turn out that 'image' is a reserved word for M$ jet. When I change it, the query works.
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