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inserting with an auto incremented field?

var SQLString = "INSERT INTO table VALUES( '' ,'" + Request.Form("name") + "','"
+ strAlpha + "','', '"
+ Request.Form("email") + "', '"
+ Request.Form("userid") + "')";

dbConnection.Execute(SQLString);


This is jscript inserting into access2000. My table looks like this:

id (autonumber)
name
date
email
userid

Its the first field that causing my problems, I get a data type mismatch error. How do I insert with an auto incremented field?!

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You don't need to insert anything into the auto incremented field -- it'll automatically enter whatever the next number needs to be. Your query isn't specifying which fields your values are meant to go into, so it's just starting at the beginning, trying to stick your 'name' value into your id field -- hence the type mismatch.

Just specify your destination fields:

INSERT INTO table
(name,email,userid)
VALUES
(namevalue,emailvalue,useridvalue)

and all should be fine.

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