Solved Incorrect Syntax for SQL UPDATE Statment

[Ryan142]

Hi guys,

I posted yesterday about incorrect syntax again for an update statement, however I've got a new error with a different line of code. I just copy and pasted it from this

"UPDATE tblUserLogins SET Password = '" & Me.txtNewPass1 & "' WHERE LoginID = " & LoginID

and transferred it to this

"UPDATE tblAircraftDetails SET Registration = '" & Me.txtRegistration & "' WHERE AircraftID = " & ID

When I run this code however with Currentdb.Execute(), it returns an error saying " Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression "AircraftID ='. "

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks, Ryan

 

[theDBguy]

Hi Ryan. It means there is no value for ID. To avoid the error, you could try using the Nz() function. For example. ... & Nz(ID,0)

However, you should probably find out why there's no value for ID.

 

[Ryan142]

Hi Ryan. It means there is no value for ID. To avoid the error, you could try using the Nz() function. For example. ... & Nz(ID,0)

However, you should probably find out why there's no value for ID.

Great thanks for the pointer I'll take a look

 

[theDBguy]

Great thanks for the pointer I'll take a look

Good luck!