Insert selected records to another table in vb6 and access

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Dear All,

I am facing a problem in vb6 and access very badly.

I have been developing a small application in VB6 and access. I want to select 2 fields from table A (which has only two fields viz investigation and rate) and insert the selected fields from table A to table B based on a condition from table A.

I have written the following code but i am getting the following error
vb6-runtime-error-2147217900-(80040e14)
The code is as under

VB

Private Sub Command4_Click()

With Form1.list1.ListItems(Form1.list1.SelectedItem.Index)
sql = "select investigation.investigation, investigation.rate" & _
"from investigation where(((investigation.investigation)=" & (Form1.list1.SelectedItem.Text) & "));"
Connection
rs.Open sql, Con, adOpenDynamic
If Not rs.EOF Then
Text3.Text = rs!investigation
Text4.Text = rs!rate
End If
rs.Close
Con.Close

Set Con = Nothing
End With
End Sub

Please help
Sarfaraz

Posted 3-Oct-12 4:43am

sarfarazbhat

Updated 3-Oct-12 5:06am

RaisKazi

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Dylan Morley · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-03T05:52:00

80040e14 is an Access Syntax Error

http://www.mikesdotnetting.com/Article/76/80040E14-MS-Access-Syntax-Error-messages[^]

Possibly your use of table and column names being the same (investigation.investigation), which you should avoid really - just confuses things. Try renaming your column to something else.

On a sidenote, it's 2012 - you can download Visual Studio Express, SQL Express, all for free & have some decent development tools! Why are you hurting yourself with VB6 and Access, the most painful of pairings. :)

sarfarazbhat · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-04T06:16:00

Solution 2

The solution is here

SQL

sql = "select Investigation.Investigation, Investigation.rate " & _
"from Investigation WHERE (((Investigation.Investigation) = '" & Form1.List1.SelectedItem.Text & "'));"

Thank you all guys

Posted 4-Oct-12 6:16am