Question

sql error

Asked by: JOHNHO

below here is my code for sql
but it has error.

please amend it for me and i will pose the points to you all.

error code is 3075

Dim strWhere As String
Dim strWhere1 As String
Dim strWhere2 As String
Dim strWhere3 As String
Dim strWhere5 As String
Dim strWhere6 As String
Dim strWhere7 As String

If Len(Trim$(pcuser.Text)) > 0 Then 'First field Query
strWhere = "WHERE name LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuser.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcid.Text)) > 0 Then 'Second field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere1 = "WHERE id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere1 = "AND id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcdept.Text)) > 0 Then 'third field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere2 = "WHERE dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere2 = "AND dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcmonitor.Text)) > 0 Then 'Enam Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere3 = "WHERE monitor LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere3 = " AND monitor LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pccpu.Text)) > 0 Then 'Tujuh field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere4 = "WHERE cpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pccpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere4 = " AND cpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pccpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If


If Len(Trim$(pcsmonitor.Text)) > 0 Then 'Tiga Belas Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere5 = "WHERE serialmoNITOR LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcsmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere5 = " AND serialmoNITOR LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcsmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcscpu.Text)) > 0 Then 'Empat Belas Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere6 = "WHERE serialCpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcscpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere6 = " AND serialcpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcscpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcuserkey.Text)) > 0 Then 'Dua puluh tujuh Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere7 = "WHERE USERKEY LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuserkey.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere7 = " AND USERKEY LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuserkey.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If



dataf.datapc.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM PCREPORTDB " & strWhere & strWhere1 & strWhere2 _
& strWhere3 & strWhere4 & strWhere5 & strWhere6 & strWhere7 & "ORDER BY " & Text1.Text
dataf.datapc.Refresh
dataf.datapc.Recordset.RecordCount

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2000-11-11 at 02:03:44ID11829818
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Answers

 

by: angelIIIPosted on 2000-11-11 at 02:25:35ID: 5257160

I first thougt that you had missed a space before the word WHERE , but it might be a missing space before the ORDER BY.
Anyway, you might run into trouble whenever a user enters a ' (chr(34) in any of the text boxes.
adjust it like this (replace any single quote <'> by 2 single quotes <''>):
LIKE " & Chr$(34) & replace(pcuserkey.Text,"'", "''" ) & "*" & Chr$(34)

For more information, we need to know which database you're working with...

 

by: JOHNHOPosted on 2000-11-11 at 03:45:31ID: 5257800

i still not understand.

how ever i using mdb database

 

by: NinibiniPosted on 2000-11-11 at 04:02:39ID: 5257959

you'll get a problem if strWhere="" because strWhere1-7 will have a WHERE clause ...

if you change the else statement to:
strWhere = strWhere & " AND ......"
it should work


-----------
If Len(Trim$(pcuser.Text)) > 0 Then 'First field Query
strWhere = "WHERE name LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuser.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcid.Text)) > 0 Then 'Second field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere = strWhere & "AND id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcdept.Text)) > 0 Then 'third field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere2 = strWhere & "AND dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

.... etc.
--------------

dataf.datapc.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM PCREPORTDB " & strWhere & " ORDER BY " & Text1.Text


 

by: NinibiniPosted on 2000-11-11 at 04:05:00ID: 5257979

you'll get a problem if strWhere="" because strWhere1-7 will have a WHERE clause ...

if you change the else statement to:
strWhere = strWhere & " AND ......"
it should work


-----------
If Len(Trim$(pcuser.Text)) > 0 Then 'First field Query
strWhere = "WHERE name LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuser.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcid.Text)) > 0 Then 'Second field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere = strWhere & "AND id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcdept.Text)) > 0 Then 'third field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere2 = strWhere & "AND dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

.... etc.
--------------

dataf.datapc.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM PCREPORTDB " & strWhere & " ORDER BY " & Text1.Text


 

by: JOHNHOPosted on 2000-11-11 at 06:17:16ID: 5259060

to ninibini.

can you put it in whole code.
so i just copy and paste it to my form.

because i still not understand.

where my another strwhere 1 and 3 to 7 ?

for the second search,

why do u put

If Len(Trim$(pcdept.Text)) > 0 Then 'third field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere2 = strWhere & "AND dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

wheres my strwhere1 ?

thanks.

 

by: xchaixPosted on 2000-11-11 at 06:34:26ID: 5259203

are you malay?

 

by: JOHNHOPosted on 2000-11-11 at 23:55:06ID: 5271002

why you ask like that xchaix ?

 

by: xchaixPosted on 2000-11-12 at 00:30:30ID: 5271226

because of this :)

'Empat Belas Field Query

-chai-

 

by: NinibiniPosted on 2000-11-12 at 05:31:50ID: 5273220

you won't need strWhere[1-7] anymore, because each search criteria is added directly to the existing strWhere (strWhere = strWhere & " AND ..." or in case strWhere is still empty -  strWhere= " WHERE ...")

the strWhere2 in the comment above was a typing(or better editing ) error - sorry :)
------------------------------------

Dim strWhere As String
strWhere=""

If Len(Trim$(pcuser.Text)) > 0 Then 'First field Query
strWhere = "WHERE name LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuser.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcid.Text)) > 0 Then 'Second field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere = strWhere & " AND id LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcid.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcdept.Text)) > 0 Then 'third field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere =strWhere &  " AND dept LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcdept.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcmonitor.Text)) > 0 Then 'Enam Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE monitor LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere = strWhere & " AND monitor LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pccpu.Text)) > 0 Then 'Tujuh field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE cpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pccpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere = strWhere &  " AND cpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pccpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If


If Len(Trim$(pcsmonitor.Text)) > 0 Then 'Tiga Belas Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE serialmoNITOR LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcsmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere = strWhere &  " AND serialmoNITOR LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcsmonitor.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcscpu.Text)) > 0 Then 'Empat Belas Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE serialCpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcscpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere = strWhere &  " AND serialcpu LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcscpu.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

If Len(Trim$(pcuserkey.Text)) > 0 Then 'Dua puluh tujuh Field Query
If Len(strWhere) = 0 Then
strWhere = "WHERE USERKEY LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuserkey.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
Else
strWhere =strWhere &  " AND USERKEY LIKE " & Chr$(34) & pcuserkey.Text & "*" & Chr$(34)
End If
End If

dataf.datapc.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM PCREPORTDB " & strWhere  & "ORDER BY " & Text1.Text
dataf.datapc.Refresh
dataf.datapc.Recordset.RecordCount

 

by: CesarGonPosted on 2000-11-13 at 01:12:11ID: 5286904

Come on, set a breakpoint on the final statement and look at the generated SQL.

 

by: JOHNHOPosted on 2000-11-21 at 01:53:19ID: 5471106

Thank You very munch

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