Hi Dim,
Thanks for your help. The problem is resolved. The error was caused because
I apparently used a reserved word as a colum name in the database. In the
original Servlet I was using the statement:
"INSERT INTO LINKS (VALUE, NAVIGATION_TEXT) VALUES ('George', 'Washington')";
Appare
Right now, I have tried Microsofts own example of the SQL statement which
does not differ much from my original statement it is in the form INSERT INTO
Employees (FirstName,LastName, Title) VALUES ('Harry', 'Washington',
'Trainee'); However, I do not have a SQL client at home to test directly.
Hi dim,
Still having no success. I think it might be that access has a problem with
prepared statements. I'll keep trying to insert successfully and will test
it at work with Oracle. I will let you know what happens.
Thanks,
Brian
Hello All,
I am trying to insert two values into a access database from a Servlet. The
values are form variables consisting of a URL and a name. I'm getting the
following error:
SQL Exception Caught: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error
in INSERT INTO statement.
If anyo
Hello,
Please note: This email was submitted twice because of an error in the SQL
statement in the first email.
I am having a problem instaniating a Javabean from a Servlet. When compiling
the Servlet the following error occurs: 'cannot resolve symbol: Linkbean
linkbean = new LinkBean();'
Hello,
I am having a problem instaniating a Javabean from a Servlet. When compiling
the Servlet the following error occurs: 'cannot resolve symbol: Linkbean
linkbean = new LinkBean();' I have run this servlet before instaniating the
bean in the same manner with Weblogic. Any help as to wher
Craig,
Something interesting happening over here with Tomcat Beta 7 that might
interest you, or perhaps you can provide a solution for the problem I am
experiencing. After installing Tomcat 4, I built a very simple servlet for
testing purposes. This particular servlet compiled and executed w
