Did you try to check on the permission in your Access db?
Sometimes you need to enable the write in permission to use INSERT INTO....
 
Valter

Paul Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone spot the obvious that I am missing?

I am trying to append data into an Access database and I keep getting the error 
message 'Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement'
I have worked through the SQL, one item at a time removing each and trying to 
find the offending item. However, I keep getting the error message. Yet, when I 
copy the SQL straight over to Acces and paste it into a query, it works.
I am assuming then, that the Jet engine is objecting to something, though for 
the life of me, after a hard day's work, I cannot see what.
The full SQL is 

INSERT INTO tblCADreSchedule(autoCadFk, oldDate, oldTime, newDate, newTime, 
fldComments, user,datWhen) VALUES (1323,#8-Apr-2005#,#15:00#, 
#12-Apr-2005#,#18:00#,'were ','robinsop',#12-Apr-2005#) 

autoCadFk is a number field
oldDate, oldTime, newDate, newTime, datWhen are date/time  fields
fldComments is a memo field
user is a text field

My ASP code is :

strConnect = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=d:\Projects.mdb;" 

Set objConn = server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") 
objConn.open strConnect

strSQL = "INSERT INTO tblCADreSchedule(autoCadFk, " & _ 
                                                                "oldDate, " & _ 
                                                                "oldTime, " & _ 
                                                                "newDate, " & _ 
                                                                "newTime, " & _ 
                                                                "fldComments, " 
& _ 
                                                                "user, " & _ 
                                                                "datWhen)" & _ 
                                " VALUES                 (" & iCadReq & ",#" & 
_ 
                                                                
FormatLoadDate(datReqDate,3) & "#,#" & _ 
                                                                
FormatDateTime(datReqTime,4) & "#, #" & _ 
                                                                
Request.Form("RequestReplyDate") & "#,#" & _ 
                                                                
Request.form("cboTime") & "#,'" & _ 
                                                                
Request.Form("txtComments") & "','" & _ 
                                                                strUser & "',#" 
& _ datToday & "#)" 

objConn.Execute (strSQL)



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