ACCESS UPDATE Statement

Would anyone know how to write an UPDATE Statement in ACCESS that contains more than one variable? For instance, something like this: Code:

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I am trying to run a update statement to update a Microsoft Access database. Can memo fields be updated with ASP. I keep getting an error when the statement gets to the memo field?

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I started here only it doesn't work with single quotes in the name. It does work if there are no single quotes.
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I get this error Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80040E14)
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So I tried this:
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It kind of works but stops outputing at the first space it encounters. It works good if there are no single quotes in the name. I'm writing the output to an input box.
In fact here is the code for the input box:
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chk whether i write correct or no..Code:

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I've highlighted position of the error in my statement, but I'm not sure if I need the second set of parenthesis in my statment or not.

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I am using the below update statement to update a field in a database.Which work fine until a user decided to use some punctuation with characters such as ' or ".

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<%
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str_Referer = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")

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So for example
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I tried the modifications you suggested and I couldn't get it to work. Doesn't the MID function return a lenght in the string starting at a certain point?

I guess what I need to know how to do is write to a text box where the returned values have single quotes in them? I tried replacing the singles with doubles and it didn't work? When I do a search and there is no single quotes it works good.

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I'm having trouble with an SQL UPDATE string updating Microsoft Access 2000 with jet engine using ASP classic. I can't see what could be going wrong, as far as I can tell it's fine. I have tried surrounding my field names with brackets [] to no avail.

The error I receive is: Code:

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i'm trying to update a row in my Access Database by the AD_ID... i get the following error:

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/alterantique1.asp, line 35

Here is the code:

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Code:

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Quote:
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First of all, the code is flawless. I've been checking the last 6 hours. I checked security issues in MS Access and set to full read and write privileges. I then accessed IIS to make certain that full read write privileges were set.

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