Sub LoadInventory()
Connect()
Dim strQuery As String = "SELECT Type, Number FROM Inventory WHERE type = 'squares'"
Dim dbComm As New OLEDBCommand(strQuery, objConnection)
Dim reader As OLEDBDataReader = dbComm.ExecuteReader()
reader.Read()
txtAmount.Text = reader.GetString(1)
reader.Close()
Disconnect()
End Sub
Sub btnChange_Click(ByVal Sender As Object, ByVal E As EventArgs)
UpdateInventory()
LoadInventory()
End Sub
Private Sub UpdateInventory()
Dim strSQL As String = "UPDATE Inventory SET Number = " & txtAmount.Text & " WHERE Type = 'squares'"
Connect()
Dim dbComm As New OLEDBCommand(strSQL, objConnection)
dbComm.ExecuteNonQuery()
Disconnect()
End Subinstead of
Dim strSQL As String = "UPDATE Inventory SET Number = " & txtAmount.Text & " WHERE Type = 'squares'"
try this
Dim strSQL As String = "UPDATE Inventory SET Number = " & Convert.ToInt32(txtAmount.Text) & " WHERE Type = 'squares'"
Jeff
Jeff,
Thanks for your reply. That however didn't work. Could it be the way I have my access database setup?
Jeremy
Jeff,
Does it work when you try putting in a static value for txtAmount.Text such as this:
"UPDATE Inventory SET Number =1 WHERE Type='squares'"
If it does work like that, then try doing this:
Try
Dim dbComm As New OLEDBCommand(strSQL, objConnection)
dbComm.ExecuteNonQuery()
Catch dbException As Exception
Response.Write(dbException.ToString())
End Try
Tell us what the exception is. Besides, it is always good practice anyway to put database queries inside a try statement - there are just way too many things that could go wrong to not catch those errors.
Aaron
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