Robb,
If DateEdited is a datetime col, try "...DateEdited='%s'...", ditto for
Status if it is not numeric.
PB
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Robb Kerr wrote:
>I have the following lines in my PHP doc.
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>
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><?php
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>mysql_select_db($database_TBAJobLink, $TBAJobLink);
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>$updateSQL = sprintf("UPDATE JL_Resumes SET DateEdited=%s, Status=%s WHERE
>ResumeID=%s", $dateEdited, $status, $resumeID);
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> mysql_query($updateSQL, $TBAJobLink) or die(mysql_error());
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> echo 'The JL_Resumes table has been updated.';
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>?>
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>
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>The three variables - $dateEdited, $status and $resumeID - are defined in
>the top of the page.
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>I'm getting a return of.
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>You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to
>your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'Updated WHERE
>ResumeID=33' at line 1
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>
>
>What's up? What's wrong with my code? The first line in the page is a link
>to the connections file.
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>
>Robb
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