Trying to insert?

[Dan Keeley]

Hi,

I've got another problem now! Getting "Input string was not in a correct
format"

I have this as my insert command:

myDataAdapter.InsertCommand = connection.CreateCommand()
myDataAdapter.InsertCommand.CommandText = _
"Insert into Suppliers " & _
"(SupplierName, TechnicalContact, SalesContact, OperationsContact,
WorkPhone, FaxNumber" & _
" , Address, City, County, PostalCode, Email, MobilePhone) " & _
"values(&SupplierName, &TechnicalContact, &SalesContact, &OperationsContact,
&WorkPhone, &FaxNumber" & _
", &Address, &City, &County, &PostalCode, &Email, &MobilePhone )"
AddParms(myDataAdapter.InsertCommand, "SupplierName", "TechnicalContact",
"SalesContact", "OperationsContact" _
, "WorkPhone", "FaxNumber", "Address", "City", "County", "PostalCode",
"Email", "MobilePhone")
MsgBox(myDataAdapter.InsertCommand.CommandText)

Followed by:

Dim newRow As DataRow = myDataTable.NewRow()
newRow("SupplierName") = txtSupplierName.Text
newRow("TechnicalContact") = txtTechnicalContact.Text
newRow("SalesContact") = txtSalesContact.Text
newRow("OperationsContact") = txtOperationsContact.Text
newRow("WorkPhone") = txtPhone.Text
newRow("FaxNumber") = txtFax.Text
newRow("Address") = txtAddress.Text
newRow("City") = txtCity.Text
newRow("County") = txtCounty.Text
newRow("PostalCode") = txtPostalCode.Text
newRow("Email") = "BLAR"
newRow("MobilePhone") = txtPhone.Text
Then when i do this:

myDataTable.Rows.Add(newRow)
MsgBox(newRow.ItemArray.Length)
'Update the DB
Try
myDataAdapter.Update(myDataSet, "Suppliers")

I get the error.

Now I can't for the life of me find the problem. I'm not inserting anything
into my key field, but thats autonumber, so this shouldnt matter right?

How can i find the ACTUAL sql that it's having a problem with, I can't seem
to get to it in the debugger.

I've confirmed that the datatable and newrow have the same number of items,
which makes sense...

Any hints on either a fix, or just simply debugging this would be a massive
help! Thanks once again!

Rgds,
Dan

[Armin Zingler]

"Dan Keeley" <ma********@hotmail.com> schrieb

I've got another problem now! Getting "Input string was not in a
correct format"

I have this as my insert command:

myDataAdapter.InsertCommand = connection.CreateCommand()
myDataAdapter.InsertCommand.CommandText = _
"Insert into Suppliers " & _
"(SupplierName, TechnicalContact, SalesContact, OperationsContact,
WorkPhone, FaxNumber" & _
" , Address, City, County, PostalCode, Email, MobilePhone) " & _
"values(&SupplierName, &TechnicalContact, &SalesContact,
&OperationsContact, &WorkPhone, &FaxNumber" & _
", &Address, &City, &County, &PostalCode, &Email, &MobilePhone )"
AddParms(myDataAdapter.InsertCommand, "SupplierName",
"TechnicalContact", "SalesContact", "OperationsContact" _
, "WorkPhone", "FaxNumber", "Address", "City", "County",
"PostalCode", "Email", "MobilePhone")
MsgBox(myDataAdapter.InsertCommand.CommandText)

Why do you use the "&" char for parameters? I thought it's the "@".

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Armin

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[Dan Keeley]

Why do you use the "&" char for parameters? I thought it's the "@".

Indeed it should be, so I changed that and still get the same message....

Maybe it's not even getting that far? Anyone any further hints on debugging
this?

[Cor]

Hi Dan,
Did you ever see SQLcommandbuilder or OleDBcommandbuilder, that makes every
thing a lot easier?
Cor

[Dan Keeley]

"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:uy**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Hi Dan,
Did you ever see SQLcommandbuilder or OleDBcommandbuilder, that makes every thing a lot easier?
Cor

Excellent that works and so much easier!!!

now why didnt oreilly spot that!!

Thanks very much
Dan

[Armin Zingler]

"Dan Keeley" <ma********@hotmail.com> schrieb

"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:uy**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Hi Dan,
Did you ever see SQLcommandbuilder or OleDBcommandbuilder, that
makes

every

thing a lot easier?
Cor

Excellent that works and so much easier!!!

now why didnt oreilly spot that!!

Before posting my first reply, I used your code to have the string built,
but I didn't see an error in the resulting SQL string. Did you find out why
the error occured meanwhile?
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[Dan Keeley]

>

Before posting my first reply, I used your code to have the string built,
but I didn't see an error in the resulting SQL string. Did you find out why the error occured meanwhile?
--

No, afraid not, Im still confused as to why it didnt work.