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Thread: VB.NET and the SQLAdapter UPDATE command problem [RESOLVED]

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    Thumbs up VB.NET and the SQLAdapter UPDATE command problem [RESOLVED]

    I am trying to use VB.NET to update a record in my database. I am using the below code:

    Code:
            Dim RowsAffected As Integer = 0
            SqlConnection1.Open()
            With SqlUpdateCommand1
                .Parameters("@Company_ID").Value = "COMPID"
                .Parameters("@Company_Name").Value = "COMPNAME"
                .Parameters("@Contract").Value = "CONTRACT"
                .Parameters("@Original_ID").Value = 2
            End With
            SqlUpdateCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery()
            SqlConnection1.Close()
    When it gets to the SqlUpdateCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery() it crashes out and says:
    An unhandled exception of type 'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException' occurred in system.data.dll

    Additional information: System error.
    The SQL Update statement it should be attempting to execute is below:
    UPDATE TEST SET Company_ID = @Company_ID, Contract = @Contract, Company_Name = @Company_Name WHERE (ID = @Original_ID); SELECT ID, Company_ID, Contract, Company_Name FROM TEST WHERE (ID = @ID)
    Does anyone know what this problem could be or how to fix it? From my understanding I am doing everything correctly and that error means absolutely nothing to me (gives NO detail).
    Last edited by JohnVM; Feb 22nd, 2004 at 03:14 PM.

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    I have been working on fixing this for 3 hours and of course right after I post it I find the solution.

    It was VB being retarded and automatically adding that SELECT at the end of the command. I removed that statement since it was not needed at all (everything after the and then it worked perfectly.


    *RESOLVED*

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