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Hi all

 

I have the following update statement for a MS Access database, and I am getting an error with it.

 

"UPDATE HerdDetails SET HerdNumber = '12345ABC', HerdOwner = 'adsf', Address1 = 'adje', Address2 = 'jaf', Town = ' nadsf', State/County = 'oasdfn', Country = 1, Phone = 012313, Email = '0203123@Adsf.com' WHERE Reference = 1;"

 

Would appreciate it if anyone spotted the error could point it out. Table name and column names and types are correct.

 

Mike55.

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Whenever you have tables or columns named with reserved words or invalid characters, you need to wrap the names in brackets. In your case, the column State/County will need to be [state/County]. It won't hurt to wrap them all, though you may just want to wrap those that are necessary.

 

-ner

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