Confused with SQL

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SQL

UPDATE `kalendoriusdb` SET `Skirta` = 'Migle' AND `Data` = '2007/10/26' AND `Laikas` = '07:00' AND `Kiekis` = '3' AND `Veiksmas` = 'MAINŲ SUTARTIS' AND `Salys` = 'fh' AND `Kontaktai` = '' AND `Pastabos` = '' AND `Darbuotojas` = 'Ed A' WHERE `Skirta` = 'Migle', `Data` = '2007/10/26', `Laikas` = '07:00', `Kiekis` = '3', `Veiksmas` = 'MAINŲ SUTARTIS', `Salys` = 'fh', `Kontaktai` = '', `Pastabos` = '', `Darbuotojas` = 'Jlija enė';

Whith tis sql line I get error

Return $oConnectionobj.execute ($sQuery) 
Return $oConnectionobj.execute ($sQuery)^ ERROR
Error in my_thread_global_end(): 2 threads didn't exit

By the way how to remove this error on exiting GUI

Error in my_thread_global_end(): 2 threads didn't exit

I use function

Func SQL_GO($sqld)

FileWriteLine(FileOpen("log.txt", 1), $sqld&@CRLF)

dim $darbuotojairr[300]

$sql = _MySQLConnect("xxx","xxx","xxxx","xxx.com")

If @error Then

MsgBox(1, "error","Mysql con error 1. Contact administrator.")

Exit(1)

EndIf

$var = _Query($sql,$sqld)

_MySQLEnd($sql)

Return $var

EndFunc

Where I made mistake :/

Wery tired... writed 1000+ lines :/

[PsaltyDS 25]

Similar error text in another topic. In that case, it appeared to be a lack of error checking which lead to attempts to use objects that had not been properly retrieved yet. Are you sure your connection object ($oConnectionobj) is good before you get to this line of code?

Might want to test it with IsObj().

[weaponx 8]

I'm more familiar with MySQL but your query doesn't look right.

Your code:

UPDATE `kalendoriusdb`

SET `Skirta` = 'Migle' AND `Data` = '2007/10/26' AND `Laikas` = '07:00' AND `Kiekis` = '3' AND `Veiksmas` = 'MAINŲ SUTARTIS' AND `Salys` = 'fh' AND `Kontaktai` = '' AND `Pastabos` = '' AND `Darbuotojas` = 'Ed A'

WHERE `Skirta` = 'Migle', `Data` = '2007/10/26', `Laikas` = '07:00', `Kiekis` = '3', `Veiksmas` = 'MAINŲ SUTARTIS', `Salys` = 'fh', `Kontaktai` = '', `Pastabos` = '', `Darbuotojas` = 'Jlija enė';

MySQL:

UPDATE `kalendoriusdb`

SET `Skirta` = 'Migle', `Data` = '2007/10/26', `Laikas` = '07:00', `Kiekis` = '3', `Veiksmas` = 'MAINŲ SUTARTIS', `Salys` = 'fh', `Kontaktai` = '', `Pastabos` = '', `Darbuotojas` = 'Ed A'

WHERE `Skirta` = 'Migle' AND `Data` = '2007/10/26' AND `Laikas` = '07:00' AND `Kiekis` = '3' AND `Veiksmas` = 'MAINŲ SUTARTIS' AND `Salys` = 'fh', `Kontaktai` = '' AND `Pastabos` = '' AND `Darbuotojas` = 'Jlija enė';

MySQL Alternative:

UPDATE `kalendoriusdb`

SET (`Skirta`,`Data`,`Laikas`,`Kiekis`,`Veiksmas`,`Salys`,`Kontaktai`,`Pastabos`,`Darbuotojas`) VALUES ('Migle','2007/10/26','07:00','3','MAINŲ SUTARTIS','fh','','','Ed A')

WHERE `Skirta` = 'Migle' AND `Data` = '2007/10/26' AND `Laikas` = '07:00' AND `Kiekis` = '3' AND `Veiksmas` = 'MAINŲ SUTARTIS' AND `Salys` = 'fh', `Kontaktai` = '' AND `Pastabos` = '' AND `Darbuotojas` = 'Jlija enė';

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Thanks weaponx !!!! And PsaltyDS Thanks to!!

Cheers for your help!

After writing, rewriting sometimes get confused....

So thanks!