MS Access Update Statement

[circuits2]

Can someone tell me why this segment does not work?

' CREATE COMMAND AND SET PARAMETERS
        invCmd = New OleDbCommand("UPDATE invMain SET Description2=@desc2, Type=@type, " & _
            "Inventory=@inv, Trigger=@trig, LeadTime=@lead, Size=@size, Cartridge=@cart " & _
            "WHERE (Description1=@part)", invCon)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@desc2", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@type", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@inv", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@trig", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@lead", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@size", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@cart", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters.Add("@part", OleDb.OleDbType.Char)
        invCmd.Parameters("@desc2").Value = "d2" & Me.uiDescriptionTextBox.Text
        invCmd.Parameters("@type").Value = "ty" & Me.uiTypeTextBox.Text
        invCmd.Parameters("@inv").Value = Me.uiOnHandTextBox.Text
        invCmd.Parameters("@trig").Value = Me.uiTriggerTextBox.Text
        invCmd.Parameters("@lead").Value = Me.uiLeadTextBox.Text
        invCmd.Parameters("@size").Value = Me.uiSizeTextBox.Text
        invCmd.Parameters("@cart").Value = Me.uiCartridgeComboBox.Text
        invCmd.Parameters("@part").Value = "d1" & Me.uiPartNumberLabel.Text

It worked fine until I added the second and third items from the bottom. Now I am getting a message that says there is an error in the syntax of my update statement.

[salvelinus]

Try .Value instead of .Text for the Combobox line. Just an idea.

[circuits2]

A combobox does not have a .Value property.

[Fishy]

Assign the value of the combo box to a variable and then the parameter check the value of the variable in debug mode. If it's OK then the added part
of your update syntax is incorrect. I had similar trouble using @name with access and had to change it to ? in the Update syntax.

Fishy

[salvelinus]

A combobox does not have a .Value property.

It does in Access 2000. Don't know about other versions.

[circuits2]

I should have clarified. I am developing a VB.NET application that interfaces with an Access Database.

[FunkyDexter]

You don't need brackets around your where clause so that might be causing it but I'd have expected Access to allow it.

What values are in your various combo and text boxes? It's possible one of them contains an illegal character.