I typically dont use a dataset in a case of new data insertion to the database. But then again, I will run in a problem the weather the inserting data already exsit in the database. Therefore i need to perform a search first. However, if i follow this it will take slow down the application (if the table has 1 million records). One way i could optmimize this is to load the whole table in to a dataset then the application doesnt have to go to a back end trip nwo it can search inthe dataset. Is this the standard way for inserting records?
I am trying to insert records in an Access database using VB.NET 2008 using the following code:[code]I get this error Syntax error (Missing operator) in query expression when I try to insert any record that has apostrophes in the name.I have tried everything I can think of to get these types of names intserted into the database with no luck.
I created tab controls to seperate the controls till this point everything is OK. but the problem is I can't insert records into database from the tabs controls. but when I enter in all of tabs the insert statment is running.
My program runs with no errors, but the actual .accdb file does not reflect changes when I make them in the running program. Also when I fill in the text boxes and click the "Add New Item" Button, the "ID" text box displays a -1. "ID" is the primary key in my Access Database.
Imports System.Data.OleDb Public Class addMemberForm Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form
I am using vb.net and sqlite as database. I am using below scenario to insert multiple records in database using a single query.
INSERT INTO TableName (FirstCol, SecondCol) SELECT 'First' ,1 UNION ALL SELECT 'Second' ,2 UNION ALL SELECT 'Third' ,3 [Code] .....
For less records it is working very well.But when I am inserting about 800 records at a time, executenonquery is throwing the following exception: SQLite error Too many terms in compound SELECT.
I have a web portal designed in ASP.NET in which we ask customers to enter the data. On the click of submit button all i have done is, just read the data and called a stored procedure which inserts that into a table. There seems to be a problem in SQL Server 2005 while inserting the data from multiple computers at the same time. We have tested in our lab with three computers, result is that we get the data inserted successfully in only one machine and on the other two machines we get error on page. I have used transactions in the stored procedure and also tried setting the isolation levels to READ_UNCOMMITTED, SERIALIZABLE and SNAPSHOT. Nothing seems to work properly.
I just learned some basics of multi threading in VB.net recently as I came across processing a large List of records and inserting them into SQL database one by one.
I have code look like this:
Private Sub btnLoadNow_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnLoadNow.Click
Dim autoLoad1 As New Thread(AddressOf AutoLoad) autoLoad1.Start()
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Itemlists is a global lists i retrieved from database, everything looks fine to me but when i run this program, I found that the threads are inserting one records 9 times into the database(I have 9 threads in total), which makes me think that maybe i need to specifically assign 1/9 of a list to each thread? Is there another way to do it which doesn't require the splitting of the list, if not , how do i split it then assign?
I have recently created a disk catalog program for myself, it is working fine. The problem is, when i try to index my 2 TB HDD, the time taken to write 66K rows into sql table is taking a lot of time nearing 30min.
I am using sql client (sdf is the file extension).
Also, i am using two threads to insert data simultaneous saving 50% of time.
I wish to insert a row into an SQL table a multiple number of times. The only field that will change is the Primary key ID which will update automatically.
To enter the INSERT into a loop seems very inefficient (time). The only other way I can find to do this is build up an array of values and do a multiple INSERT but again this seems very inefficient (memory) when the values will all be identical.
Is there a way of saying insert this row a variable number of times?
Right now I am doing the following. Inserting records one at a time. See below I am trying to figure out how I can update in one connection.
Public Shared Function saveserver(ByVal servlist As List(Of server)) As Integer Using myconn As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("Citrixmanagementlocal").ToString) 'Dim mycommand As New SqlCommand("sproc_serverload_Update_insert", myconn) 'mycommand.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure [Code] .....
Here is the code which is working fine for me on another form but creating problem when i use the same code on another form it gives me this error message when i try to insert a new record in DB "Value cannot be null Parameter name: Data Table"
and here is the code Imports System Imports System.Data.OleDb Imports System.Drawing Imports System.Drawing.Imaging
so now i know i have to use begintransaction to insert records into Access. i've searched for information and it seems that i have to implement Ole.DB and SQL in order for begintransaction to work. My question is, currently i didn't implement any Ole.DB or SQL codes to connect my Access database to Visual Basic.
I have a datagridview which contains 4 records. I want to insert these records into access table. This access table already have records. Datagridview's columns & access table's columns are same (datatype & columnname). How can I insert these 4 records in access table?
I've got a form where a user enters data. When the user submits that data, it inserts a record to two separate tables via a dataset. One of the records has no problem being saved into the database (in the table it was put into), but the other record seems to temporarily be in there (according to a third form), because it exists for the duration of the application, but when I exit, and then check the database, it's not there, and it's not shown on the third form when I restart the application again either.
The problem is when i insert a first key(dix) records its coying fine. But when i insert the second set of records in is sorting int he table. but when i looked at the dataset by using gridview the recods appears in a right order. but the updated table is somewat sorted order. Is there any possible way to insert the records in the same order in the dataset..
I'm getting an error on my index simply setting a string field prior to using it and entering the loop. When I set this field within the loop I get a error still. how to go about Inserting records based upon a query in vb .net? The following is the code that I have:
Public Sub Insert_RunsizeUPCs() Dim Command As SqlCommand Dim adapter As New SqlDataAdapter Dim dsin As New DataSet
displaying it into Datagridview while inserting & deleting records in runtime..I insert records it into database using Access and delete but the datagridview not changes or update.my question is how can i update the datagridview while inserting records and deleting records.[code]
My Problem is that I want to give user a message if the delegate limit has reached for that course.See I have a course where I have MinDelegate and MaxDelegate limit. I want to stop inserting and give user message that "Max Delegate limit has reached can't have more delegates for this course"And below is the insert commmand which is inserting records in my delegate table.
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[uspInsertDelegate] ( @CourseID int,
I can retrieve records from my Database fine, but I'm having trouble updating records. I am getting a syntax error on [code] I get this error when I change the Last Name (Row 0, Column 1). [code]
My problem is when I try adding a new appointment I get an error that says ""Column 'AppID' does not allow nulls."" Editing existing appointments is fine and it updates the DB no problem. I don't have an INSERT statement right now (which might be the issue) so I was thinking of doing this: INSERT INTO [tablename] ( [column1], [column2], ... ) VALUES ( [value1], [value2], ...) Only problem with that is I would need to use the textbox names for the VALUES, and that form that pops up to gather appointment info is from a third party, and I can't find the names of any text boxes
I've written the following code to add a new record to a database:
Public Shared Sub AddTopicUser(ByVal UserID As Integer, ByVal TopicCode As String)
Dim RowsAffected As Integer Dim ATUDCONN As New OleDbConnection ATUDCONN.ConnectionString = DBCONNSTR Dim ATUDCMD As New OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO tblSubscriptions (UserID, TopicCode, Completed) Values (@UserID, @TopicCode, @Completed)", ATUDCONN)
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I recieve no errors from the code, but when i open the database after - the record has not been added.
I have checked that the values being passed as parameters to the function are valid. I was curious as to whether I was formatting the OleDbCmd correctly, which is why i added a message box function to show be the value of the connection string which at runtime is: when they're not being added to the db?
I am having problems with inserting into my sql database my program is as follows:[code]So when I enter my data, into my program, it goes perfectly until it gets to "dim num as integer = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery" and then it comes up with an error saying "Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement.".i am also doing an update function which is pretty much exactly like this, except for the sql command of course, and that works perfectly with this code.[code]I have noted that instead of"replace" it should be "insert" but am now getting another error where it says "Conversion from string "#PlayerNo#" to type 'Integer' is not valid."
So I have the following that seems to work fine in MS SQL Server management Studio and seems (but isn't) to be working as its doing a re-direct to another page after the insertion of data...Basically, I pull in all the data from the text boxes and hidden fields, convert that info to strings and do my insert statement. Now in MS SQL SMS The following insert statement works:
You can tell from the above which are allowed and which are not allowed to be null. any ways. Why is this not inserting data into my database? is it because of
