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9.3

CALENDAR

Asked by sevensnake77 in .Net Editors & IDEs, Microsoft Applications, Microsoft Development

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i HAVE A CALENDAR i KEEP GETTING AN ERROR
 Incorrect syntax near '#'.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.

Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Incorrect syntax near '#'.

Source Error:

Line 91:                              "WHERE E_Date = #" & Calendar.SelectedDate & "#"
Line 92:         Dim DBCommand = New SqlCommand(SQLString, conn)
Line 93:         Dim DBReader As SqlDataReader = DBCommand.ExecuteReader()
Line 94:         While DBReader.Read()


bUT THIS SHOULD BE THE RIGHT. # IS REPRESENTING THE DATEStart Free Trial 
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Sub Get_Day_Events(ByVal Src As Object, ByVal Args As EventArgs)
 
        Heading.Text = String.Format("{0:D}", Calendar.SelectedDate)
 
 
        '  Events.Text = Calendar.SelectedDate
        '   Title1.Text = @Title
 
        Dim conn As New SqlConnection(masterConnectionString)
        conn.Open()
        Dim SQLString As String = "SELECT * FROM Events " & _
                             "WHERE E_Date = #" & Calendar.SelectedDate & "#"
        Dim DBCommand = New SqlCommand(SQLString, conn)
        Dim DBReader As SqlDataReader = DBCommand.ExecuteReader()
        While DBReader.Read()
            Events.Text &= DBReader("E_Event") & "<br/><br/>"
        End While
        DBReader.Close()
        conn.Close()
        '  Dim Connection As New SqlConnection(masterConnectionString)
 
    End Sub
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