[RESOLVED] What's wrong with this SQL "Update" statement?

UPDATE PROD.Customer
SET Prod.Customer.Rooms_Used = '4'
WHERE ID LIKE '%00'
AND CANCELLED <> 'Y'
AND DATE <= To_Date ('2005/06/30','YYYY/MM/DD')

It used "Debug.Print" to give me the results of a query I have in VB.
This is what VB is sending Oracle, but it keeps coming back saying "Missing Expression". Any ideas as to why?

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Originally Posted by The_Grudge

UPDATE PROD.Customer
SET Prod.Customer.Rooms_Used = '4'
WHERE ID LIKE '%00'
AND CANCELLED <> 'Y'
AND DATE <= To_Date ('2005/06/30','YYYY/MM/DD')

It used "Debug.Print" to give me the results of a query I have in VB.
This is what VB is sending Oracle, but it keeps coming back saying "Missing Expression". Any ideas as to why?

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Not sure about ORACLE, but in MS SQL those ID and DATE column names are reserved keywords and need to be in []-brackets (such as [DATE] <=...) in order to work.

May be that the OLEDB provider requires that also...

It's amazing how just entering the actual names of the fields can fix everything! :sick:

I have no field named "DATE". It's called "END_DATE".

Yikes.