Hi Ralle,

Next to Christian's reply, consider using an array.
Your input should read like this:
put fld "name" into data[1]
put fld "vorname" into data[2]
That way you don't need the long list of variables at the end of your query.

And there's a typo you may have missed: ::16

Regards,
Henk

On Aug 6, 2007, at 19:00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  put field "Name" into tName
  put field "Vorname" into tVorname
  put field "Strasse" into tStrasse

  local tSQL
put "UPDATE Schueler (Name, Vorname, Strasse, Hausnr, PLZ, Ort, Gebdatum, Tel1, Tel2, Tel3, Geschl, Konf, Staatsang, Klasse, Nachname2, Nachname3, Email) Values ( :1, :2, :3, :4, :5, :6, :7, :8, :9, :10, :11, :12, : 13, :14,
:15: :16, :17)" , "tName", "tVorname", "tStrasse", "tHausnr", "tPLZ",
"tOrt", "tGebdatum", "tTel2", "tTel2", "tTel3", "tGeschl", "tKonf",
"tStaatsang", "tKlasse", "tName2", "tName3", "tEmail" into tSQL
revExecuteSQL gConID, tSQL
put the result into tResult

dont work, get an error near "(" syntax error


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