Unknown Column 'LastTransType' in 'fieldlist'

i am using mysql community in my dummy server and i'm using enterprise in my live server. i'm using vb.net 2003 in my application. my problem is during insertion of data to my dummy server, it saved successfully while in my live server i encountered this error "Unknown column 'LastTransType' in 'fieldlist'". they have the same database structure because i just copy my database from my dummy server to my live server.

Thanks in advance!

Here's my query:

Code:

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SqlDetails = "Insert into tbl_rarenewaldetails (RaNumber,Ptn,OrNumber,Tin,BranchName," & _
                  " BranchAdd,Transdate,CustName,CustAdd,CorpName,Interest,I_Pct,Ld,Sc,ME,LoyaltyDiscount,TransAmt," & _
                  " PTNPrincipal,NetProceed,OwnEmployee,CustLastname,CustFirstname," & _
                  " CustMiddleInitial,LoanDate,MaturityDate,ExpiryDate,OwnTelNo,CustTelNO,CustGender," & _
                  " AI_amt,AI_Pct,StorageCode,Transtype,OwnManager,ReqCostCenter,OwnCostCenter,ReqBranchName,LastTransaction,LastTransDate)" & _
                  " VALUES('" & FinalRAN & "','" & Local_Ptn & "','" & Local_Ornumber & "'," & _
                  " '" & Local_Tin & "','" & Trim(Replace(Local_BranchName, "'", "''")) & "'," & _
                  " '" & Trim(Replace(Local_BranchAdd, "'", "''")) & "','" & Format(xTrandate, "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") & "','" & Local_CustName & "','" & Replace(Local_CustAdd, "'", "''") & "'," & _
                  " '" & Replace(jCorpName, "'", "''") & "','" & IValue & "','" & oldPT_Tran.I_PCT & "','" & LDValue & "'," & _
                  " '" & oldPT_Tran.SC_Value & "','" & mvalue & "','" & discountIvalue & "','" & TransactionAmt & "','" & oldPT_Tran.PTNPrincipal & "','" & NetProceeds & "'," & _
                  " '" & Trim(txtEmployee.Text) & "','" & Trim(oldPT_Tran.CustLastName) & "','" & Trim(oldPT_Tran.CustFirstName) & "'," & _
                  " '" & oldPT_Tran.CustMiddleInitial & "','" & Format(oldPT_Tran.LoanDate, "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") & "'," & _
                  " '" & Format(GetMaturity(BranchServerDate), "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") & "','" & Format(GetExpiry(BranchServerDate), "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") & "'," & _
                  " '" & Local_TelNo & "','" & Cust_TelNo & "','" & oldPT_Tran.CustGender & "'," & _
                  " '" & oldPT_Tran.AI_AMT & "','" & oldPT_Tran.AI_PCT & "','" & oldPT_Tran.SF_code & "', 'RENEW','" & Trim(sLoginEmployee) & "'," & _
                  " '" & ReqCostCenter & "','" & OwnCostCenter & "','" & Mid(Trim(Replace(txtReqBranchName.Text, "'", "''")), 5) & "'," & _
                  " '" & oldPT_Tran.TransType & "','" & Format(oldPT_Tran.TransDate, "yyyy-MM-dd") & "')"

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LastTransType does not appear anywhere in your code, which leads me to believe that the issue is caused by the fact that you concatenate values to your string (and have made some kind of mistake somewhere in that massive chunk of text), rather than using Parameters - which would make this kind of issue much less likely to happen, and much easier to spot the cause too.

For an explanation of why you should be using parameters (and links to code examples), see the article Why should I use Parameters instead of putting values into my SQL string? from our Database Development FAQs/Tutorials (at the top of this forum).

Hello! there Mr. si_the_geek,

i followed your suggestion to changed all my sql query string to parameterized one..and perfectly solved my problem.thank you also for the links.additional information to me..

i rated your post as very helpful to me..thanks!

Also, you should have the same database for dev/test and production for you to be able to do proper simulation and testing before deployment.

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Originally Posted by leinad31

Also, you should have the same database for dev/test and production for you to be able to do proper simulation and testing before deployment.

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ill keep that in mind sir..thank you!.:wave:

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