I have tried both suggested options shown below to insert simple string
values to an Access table, but to no avail. The executeNonQuery failed
miserably. I got the correct string values from each array items and were
able to check them using messagebox.show. BUT YET i AM UNABLE TO LOG THEM
INTO A TABLE.
Please I need help here
////// OPTION 1
//
aryItemFields[0] = "'" + fielInfo.fileName + "'";
aryItemFields[1] = "'" + fielInfo.size.ToString() + "'";
aryItemFields[2] = "'" + fielInfo.creationTime.ToString()+ "'";
aryItemFields[3] = "'" + fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString()+ "'";
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1
(Filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime)" +
"Values(aryItemFields[0],aryItemFields[1],aryItemFields[2],aryItemFields[3])
", myConnection);
myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
//OPTION 2
//
aryItemFields[0] = fielInfo.fileName.ToString();
aryItemFields[1] = fielInfo.size.ToString();
aryItemFields[2] = fielInfo.creationTime.ToString();
aryItemFields[3] = fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString();
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1
(filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime) VALUES (?,?,?,?");
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@filename",OleDbType. VarChar).Value =
aryItemFields[0];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fsize",OleDbType.Var Char).Value =
aryItemFields[1];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fcreationTime",OleDb Type.VarChar).Value =
aryItemFields[2];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@faccesstime",OleDbTy pe.VarChar).Value =
aryItemFields[3];
myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery(); 3 1850
Hi,
How it fails?
Do you get an exception, if so what is the text of it.
I think that the second variant is the best, in the first you would have to
deal with controls chars ( ' , "," ) whether using parameters you eliminate
that.
Cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"JH" <yh*******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Ou**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have tried both suggested options shown below to insert simple string values to an Access table, but to no avail. The executeNonQuery failed miserably. I got the correct string values from each array items and were able to check them using messagebox.show. BUT YET i AM UNABLE TO LOG THEM INTO A TABLE.
Please I need help here
////// OPTION 1
//
aryItemFields[0] = "'" + fielInfo.fileName + "'";
aryItemFields[1] = "'" + fielInfo.size.ToString() + "'";
aryItemFields[2] = "'" + fielInfo.creationTime.ToString()+ "'";
aryItemFields[3] = "'" + fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString()+ "'";
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1 (Filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime)" +
"Values(aryItemFields[0],aryItemFields[1],aryItemFields[2],aryItemFields[3]) ", myConnection); myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
//OPTION 2
//
aryItemFields[0] = fielInfo.fileName.ToString();
aryItemFields[1] = fielInfo.size.ToString();
aryItemFields[2] = fielInfo.creationTime.ToString();
aryItemFields[3] = fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString();
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1 (filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime) VALUES (?,?,?,?");
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@filename",OleDbType. VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[0];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fsize",OleDbType.Var Char).Value = aryItemFields[1];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fcreationTime",OleDb Type.VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[2];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@faccesstime",OleDbTy pe.VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[3];
myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
I got it ..........ignore my question. If you use the code below it works
fine.
string strConn = @"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data
Source=c:\WmiTestdb.mdb";
string strSQL = "INSERT INTO mytable1 (Name,Address) VALUES(?,?)";
OleDbConnection conn = new OleDbConnection(strConn);
conn.Open();
OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand();
cmd = new OleDbCommand(strSQL,conn );
cmd.Parameters.Add("@Name", OleDbType.Char, 50).Value = aryItemFields[0];
cmd.Parameters.Add("@Address", OleDbType.Char, 50).Value = aryItemFields[1];
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
"JH" <yh*******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Ou**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have tried both suggested options shown below to insert simple string values to an Access table, but to no avail. The executeNonQuery failed miserably. I got the correct string values from each array items and were able to check them using messagebox.show. BUT YET i AM UNABLE TO LOG THEM INTO A TABLE.
Please I need help here
////// OPTION 1
//
aryItemFields[0] = "'" + fielInfo.fileName + "'";
aryItemFields[1] = "'" + fielInfo.size.ToString() + "'";
aryItemFields[2] = "'" + fielInfo.creationTime.ToString()+ "'";
aryItemFields[3] = "'" + fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString()+ "'";
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1 (Filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime)" +
"Values(aryItemFields[0],aryItemFields[1],aryItemFields[2],aryItemFields[3]) ", myConnection); myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
//OPTION 2
//
aryItemFields[0] = fielInfo.fileName.ToString();
aryItemFields[1] = fielInfo.size.ToString();
aryItemFields[2] = fielInfo.creationTime.ToString();
aryItemFields[3] = fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString();
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1 (filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime) VALUES (?,?,?,?");
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@filename",OleDbType. VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[0];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fsize",OleDbType.Var Char).Value = aryItemFields[1];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fcreationTime",OleDb Type.VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[2];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@faccesstime",OleDbTy pe.VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[3];
myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
I think your problem is that you are treating fsize & the datetimes as
if they were string, instead of a number & datetimes.
--
Truth,
James Curran
[erstwhile VC++ MVP]
Home: www.noveltheory.com Work: www.njtheater.com
Blog: www.honestillusion.com Day Job: www.partsearch.com
"JH" <yh*******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Ou**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have tried both suggested options shown below to insert simple string values to an Access table, but to no avail. The executeNonQuery failed miserably. I got the correct string values from each array items and were able to check them using messagebox.show. BUT YET i AM UNABLE TO LOG THEM INTO A TABLE.
Please I need help here
////// OPTION 1
//
aryItemFields[0] = "'" + fielInfo.fileName + "'";
aryItemFields[1] = "'" + fielInfo.size.ToString() + "'";
aryItemFields[2] = "'" + fielInfo.creationTime.ToString()+ "'";
aryItemFields[3] = "'" + fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString()+ "'";
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1 (Filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime)" +
"Values(aryItemFields[0],aryItemFields[1],aryItemFields[2],aryItemFields[3]) ", myConnection); myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
//OPTION 2
//
aryItemFields[0] = fielInfo.fileName.ToString();
aryItemFields[1] = fielInfo.size.ToString();
aryItemFields[2] = fielInfo.creationTime.ToString();
aryItemFields[3] = fielInfo.lastAccessTime.ToString();
myOleCommand = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO mytable1 (filename,fsize,fcreationTime,fAccessTime) VALUES (?,?,?,?");
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@filename",OleDbType. VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[0];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fsize",OleDbType.Var Char).Value = aryItemFields[1];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@fcreationTime",OleDb Type.VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[2];
myOleCommand.Parameters.Add("@faccesstime",OleDbTy pe.VarChar).Value = aryItemFields[3];
myOleCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
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