I am creating a web page and have some javascript code to insert some information from the webpage to MS access database. I am using ADO connections and record set but I am having a problem with the open method.
This is a snippet of the code I am having trouble with
var name =document.StatusReports.empname.value;
var query = "Select * From reportForm Where EmployeeName =" + name;
alert(query);
if(adoRS.Open(query, adoConn, 1, 3));
Name is just a variable that will hold the value of a text box. (this works)
if I use alert(query) everything displays nicely: Select * From reportForm Where EmployeeName = kevin
As if the concatenation worked fine.
But then If I try to open the connection with that query I get this error:
SCRIPT3600: No value given for one or more required parameters.
As if it didn't recognize the concatenation.
NOTE: IT works wihtout the concatenation. For example if I hardcode a value:
var query = "Select * From reportForm Where EmployeeName = kevin";
But that is not the purpose of course.
UPDATE: I think the problem is that the query is not parametrized. I remember in Java this happened to me but I parametrized ther query and I would be done. Not sure how to paramterize queries using javascript
The following query will produce an error in Access, because it's trying to compare two field names: "EmployeeName" and "kevin":
The following query should not produce an error, because it's comparing "EmployeeName" against a string value of "kevin":
Put the search string
name
in quotes like this: