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Simple SQL INSERTI have a SQL INSERT statement. I'm pretty well-versed in SQL but NOT in
VB.NET / ASP.NET. I would like to know what VB code is for inserting a new row into a database. I have a SQL Table established already. I would like to know the code required to insert a new row to that SQL Table. I don't have any connection strings established yet, I don't have anything. Can you please take pity on a poor .NET Newb and tell me what I should be doing? I've tried several examples and have yet to successfully insert a record. I think I need to know how to establish the connection, and then write (insert) a new record to that connection. Thanks in advance. This stuff can be very overwhelming. Scott,
You only need a SQLClient.Connection, a SQLClient.SQLCommand and from the last an executenonquery As pseudo sample \\\ dim conn as new SQLClient.SQLConnection(ConnectionString) dim cmd as new SQLClient.SQLCommand("YourSQLTransactInsertString",conn) cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() /// Have a look here for the connectionstring http://www.connectionstrings.com/ I hope this helps, Cor Show quote "Scott at Cedar Creek" <ScottatCedarCr***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht news:F7A911FF-3EE8-4FB3-98F4-898914BD3066@microsoft.com... >I have a SQL INSERT statement. I'm pretty well-versed in SQL but NOT in > VB.NET / ASP.NET. I would like to know what VB code is for inserting a > new > row into a database. I have a SQL Table established already. I would > like > to know the code required to insert a new row to that SQL Table. I don't > have any connection strings established yet, I don't have anything. Can > you > please take pity on a poor .NET Newb and tell me what I should be doing? > I've tried several examples and have yet to successfully insert a record. > I > think I need to know how to establish the connection, and then write > (insert) > a new record to that connection. > > Thanks in advance. This stuff can be very overwhelming. And let's not forget the parameters, how i do this in OLEDB:
cmd.parameters.addwithvalue("", "hello" ) For date extend: cmd.parameters.addwithvalue("", d.Tooadate() ) Then the INSERT or SELECT should contain ? for the field values like WHERE ID = ? and so on. Show quote "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> schreef in bericht news:%23cZq7RdwGHA.2448@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > Scott, > > You only need a SQLClient.Connection, > a SQLClient.SQLCommand > and from the last an executenonquery > > As pseudo sample > \\\ > dim conn as new SQLClient.SQLConnection(ConnectionString) > dim cmd as new SQLClient.SQLCommand("YourSQLTransactInsertString",conn) > cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() > /// > > Have a look here for the connectionstring > http://www.connectionstrings.com/ > > I hope this helps, > > Cor > > "Scott at Cedar Creek" <ScottatCedarCr***@discussions.microsoft.com> > schreef in bericht > news:F7A911FF-3EE8-4FB3-98F4-898914BD3066@microsoft.com... >>I have a SQL INSERT statement. I'm pretty well-versed in SQL but NOT in >> VB.NET / ASP.NET. I would like to know what VB code is for inserting a >> new >> row into a database. I have a SQL Table established already. I would >> like >> to know the code required to insert a new row to that SQL Table. I don't >> have any connection strings established yet, I don't have anything. Can >> you >> please take pity on a poor .NET Newb and tell me what I should be doing? >> I've tried several examples and have yet to successfully insert a record. >> I >> think I need to know how to establish the connection, and then write >> (insert) >> a new record to that connection. >> >> Thanks in advance. This stuff can be very overwhelming. > > Edwin,
In SQLClient this is cmd.parameters.addwithvalue("@ToInsert", "hello" ) For date extend: cmd.parameters.addwithvalue("@TheWhere", d.Tooadate() ) Then the INSERT or SELECT should contain @ToInsert for the field values like WHERE ID = @TheWhere and so on. Cor Show quote > > > > "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> schreef in bericht > news:%23cZq7RdwGHA.2448@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... >> Scott, >> >> You only need a SQLClient.Connection, >> a SQLClient.SQLCommand >> and from the last an executenonquery >> >> As pseudo sample >> \\\ >> dim conn as new SQLClient.SQLConnection(ConnectionString) >> dim cmd as new SQLClient.SQLCommand("YourSQLTransactInsertString",conn) >> cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() >> /// >> >> Have a look here for the connectionstring >> http://www.connectionstrings.com/ >> >> I hope this helps, >> >> Cor >> >> "Scott at Cedar Creek" <ScottatCedarCr***@discussions.microsoft.com> >> schreef in bericht >> news:F7A911FF-3EE8-4FB3-98F4-898914BD3066@microsoft.com... >>>I have a SQL INSERT statement. I'm pretty well-versed in SQL but NOT in >>> VB.NET / ASP.NET. I would like to know what VB code is for inserting a >>> new >>> row into a database. I have a SQL Table established already. I would >>> like >>> to know the code required to insert a new row to that SQL Table. I >>> don't >>> have any connection strings established yet, I don't have anything. Can >>> you >>> please take pity on a poor .NET Newb and tell me what I should be doing? >>> I've tried several examples and have yet to successfully insert a >>> record. I >>> think I need to know how to establish the connection, and then write >>> (insert) >>> a new record to that connection. >>> >>> Thanks in advance. This stuff can be very overwhelming. >> >> > > Hmm, it differs :)
At some point we will start using sqlserver as well. Is this syntax compatible with OleDB? Can test that of course :) Thanks, Show quote "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> schreef in bericht news:uRa%23yZowGHA.324@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Edwin, > > In SQLClient this is > > > cmd.parameters.addwithvalue("@ToInsert", "hello" ) > For date extend: > cmd.parameters.addwithvalue("@TheWhere", d.Tooadate() ) > > Then the INSERT or SELECT should contain @ToInsert for the field values > like WHERE > ID = @TheWhere and so on. > > > Cor > >> >> >> >> "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> schreef in bericht >> news:%23cZq7RdwGHA.2448@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... >>> Scott, >>> >>> You only need a SQLClient.Connection, >>> a SQLClient.SQLCommand >>> and from the last an executenonquery >>> >>> As pseudo sample >>> \\\ >>> dim conn as new SQLClient.SQLConnection(ConnectionString) >>> dim cmd as new SQLClient.SQLCommand("YourSQLTransactInsertString",conn) >>> cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() >>> /// >>> >>> Have a look here for the connectionstring >>> http://www.connectionstrings.com/ >>> >>> I hope this helps, >>> >>> Cor >>> >>> "Scott at Cedar Creek" <ScottatCedarCr***@discussions.microsoft.com> >>> schreef in bericht >>> news:F7A911FF-3EE8-4FB3-98F4-898914BD3066@microsoft.com... >>>>I have a SQL INSERT statement. I'm pretty well-versed in SQL but NOT in >>>> VB.NET / ASP.NET. I would like to know what VB code is for inserting a >>>> new >>>> row into a database. I have a SQL Table established already. I would >>>> like >>>> to know the code required to insert a new row to that SQL Table. I >>>> don't >>>> have any connection strings established yet, I don't have anything. >>>> Can you >>>> please take pity on a poor .NET Newb and tell me what I should be >>>> doing? >>>> I've tried several examples and have yet to successfully insert a >>>> record. I >>>> think I need to know how to establish the connection, and then write >>>> (insert) >>>> a new record to that connection. >>>> >>>> Thanks in advance. This stuff can be very overwhelming. >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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