SqlDataSource_InsertScores.Insert() -- Incorrect syntax RSS

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  john1506

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  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.Insert() -- Incorrect syntax

  Nov 23, 2012 09:04 PM|LINK

  I am getting the following error and don't know how to fix it.

  Any help would be appricated

  Thanks

  John

  Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Incorrect syntax near ')'.
  
  Source Error: 
  
  
  Line 56:                 SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("newDiff", LeagueID.ToString())
  Line 57: 
  Line 58:                 SqlDataSource_InsertScores.Insert()
  Line 59:                 SqlDataSource_InsertScore.InsertParameters.Clear()
  Line 60: 

    Dim SqlDataSource_InsertScores As SqlDataSource = SqlDataSource_InsertScore
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("RoundDate", RoundDate.ToString())
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("CourseID", CourseID.ToString())
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("PlayerID", PlayerIDint.ToString())
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("TBoxID", TBoxIDint.ToString())
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("Score", Scoreint.ToString())
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("LeagueID", LeagueID.ToString())
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.InsertParameters.Add("newDiff", LeagueID.ToString())
  
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScores.Insert()
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScore.InsertParameters.Clear()
  
              Else
                  SqlDataSource_InsertScore.InsertParameters.Clear()
  
              End If
          Next
  
   <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource_InsertScore" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:New_ASPNET %>"
          DeleteCommand="DELETE FROM [Golf_League_Rounds] WHERE [LeagueRoundID] = @LeagueRoundID"
          InsertCommand="INSERT INTO Golf_League_Rounds(PlayerID, LeagueID, CourseID, TBoxID, RoundDate, Score, HandicapDifferential) VALUES (@PlayerID, @LeagueID, @CourseID, @TBoxID, @RoundDate, @Score,)"
          SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM [Golf_League_Rounds] WHERE ([LeagueID] = @LeagueID)"
          
          UpdateCommand="UPDATE Golf_League_Rounds SET PlayerID = @PlayerID, LeagueID = @LeagueID, CourseID = @CourseID, TBoxID = @TBoxID, RoundDate = @RoundDate, Score = @Score, HandicapDifferential = WHERE (LeagueRoundID = @LeagueRoundID)">
          <SelectParameters>
              <asp:Parameter DefaultValue="1" Name="LeagueID" Type="Int32" />
          </SelectParameters>
          <DeleteParameters>
              <asp:Parameter Name="LeagueRoundID" Type="Int32" />
          </DeleteParameters>
          <UpdateParameters>
              <asp:Parameter Name="PlayerID" Type="Int32" />
              <asp:Parameter Name="LeagueID" Type="Int32" />
              <asp:Parameter Name="CourseID" Type="Int32" />
              <asp:Parameter Name="TBoxID" Type="Int32" />
              <asp:Parameter DbType="Date" Name="RoundDate" />
              <asp:Parameter Name="Score" Type="Int32" />
              <asp:Parameter Name="LeagueRoundID" Type="Int32" />
          </UpdateParameters>
          <InsertParameters>
              
          </InsertParameters>
      </asp:SqlDataSource>

  
   

   

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  Mikesdotnett...

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  Re: SqlDataSource_InsertScores.Insert() -- Incorrect syntax

  Nov 24, 2012 06:23 AM|LINK

  The error message tells you that your insert command contains incorrect syntax.:

  "INSERT INTO Golf_League_Rounds(PlayerID, LeagueID, CourseID, TBoxID, RoundDate, Score, HandicapDifferential) VALUES (@PlayerID, @LeagueID, @CourseID, @TBoxID, @RoundDate, @Score,)"
          SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM [Golf_League_Rounds] WHERE ([LeagueID] = @LeagueID)"

  There's an extra , after @Score. That needs to be removed.

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  • Marked as answer by john1506 on Nov 24, 2012 01:53 PM
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  Re: SqlDataSource_InsertScores.Insert() -- Incorrect syntax

  Nov 24, 2012 08:13 AM|LINK

  Hello

  john1506，

  Besides what the MVP's idea, I think you don't need to dynamically add parameters but just define them directly in the aspx page until you you wanna define them dynamically.

  • Edited by decker dong - msft on Nov 24, 2012 08:16 AM
  • Marked as answer by john1506 on Nov 24, 2012 01:54 PM