I would like to prevent duplicate entries from being
inserted to a table (MS Access). Is there a way to do this
without querying the database and comparing the
"pre-inserted data" with data currently in the table?
Any leads in the right direction is most appreciated.
-- Lisa
I am trying to insert data into a table and get the
following errors. I provided the semicolon, yet I still get
the errors. What am I doing wrong?
TIA,
Lisa
ODBC Error Code 37000 (Syntax error or access violation)
[ODBC Mircosoft Access Driver] Missing semicolon (;) at end
of SQL
Bearer wrote:
You don't want to use a where clause in an insert statement, if you are
updating data, you want to use a update statement.
-Jeff
Lisa Greenberg wrote:
I am trying to insert data into a table and get the
following errors. I provided the semicolon, yet I still get
I'm trying to use cflocation with the fusebox methodology
and need a little guidance on the syntax. Can someone please
provide me with a simple example?
TIA,
Lisa
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I figured it out. -Never Mind
Lisa Greenberg wrote:
I'm trying to use cflocation with the fusebox methodology
and need a little guidance on the syntax. Can someone please
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I'm very interested in this presentation. However, I have a previous commitment with
the San Diego American Statistical Association. I'm working on removing myself from
this
I'm studying the Fusebox methodology and am a bit confuse as
to why the # signs are necessary. In the example provide at
fusebox.org, for example, where the DSN is set in the
app_globals, I get a diagnostic error stating the odbc
source can't be located. If I follow the example:
cfquery
I am trying to use the Verity Wizard and keep getting the
following error "Error reading txtSummary.Lines.Strings:
RichEdit line insertion error." How do I resolve this
error?
- Lisa
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I am very interested in this topic!
Randy Hogg wrote:
Does anyone know of any custom tags to work with SAS datasets, call SAS
routines realtime, or any other interaction? Many
The CF application I've developed employs a session variable
to distinguish one user from another by storing a unique
value for each users in a table called "Users". Every query
within the application filters on this value for each unique
user.
I'd need to set up one "global user account" that
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