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Updating multiple fields from the same table with unique values
I would like to update multiple fields from a database with like this

Code:
       
UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET atomizer_media=" & "'" & atomizer_media & "'"
Set updateADODB = dbWriteConnection.Execute(UpdateSQL)
       
UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET is_repackable=" & "'" & is_repackable & "'"
Set updateADODB = dbWriteConnection.Execute(UpdateSQL)


Unforunately I can only get the first execution to work. I know I need to combine this statements somehow but the commas and quotations are throwing me off. Can anyone help? Thanks
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I would like to update multiple fields from a database with like this

Code:
       
UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET atomizer_media=" & "'" & atomizer_media & "'"
Set updateADODB = dbWriteConnection.Execute(UpdateSQL)
       
UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET is_repackable=" & "'" & is_repackable & "'"
Set updateADODB = dbWriteConnection.Execute(UpdateSQL)


Unforunately I can only get the first execution to work. I know I need to combine this statements somehow but the commas and quotations are throwing me off. Can anyone help? Thanks


Here is another approach I have going. Im getting a syntax error now.
Code:
       
UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET direct_instruct=" & "'" & new_direct_instruct & "'" 
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & " flush_media=" & "'" & new_flush_media & "'" 
     
Set updateADODB = dbWriteConnection.Execute(UpdateSQL)
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I didn't see a where clause in your sql statement.
correct format is as follows:
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UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET atomizer_media='" & atomizer_media & "', is_repackable='" & is_repackable & "' Where YOURPRIMARYKEYFIELDNAME = THEPRIMARYKEYFIELDTOUPDATE"
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I didn't see a where clause in your sql statement.
correct format is as follows:
Code:
UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET atomizer_media='" & atomizer_media & "', is_repackable='" & is_repackable & "' Where YOURPRIMARYKEYFIELDNAME = THEPRIMARYKEYFIELDTOUPDATE"


Sorry about that. I forgot to include it with the post. I was commenting it in and out trying to see if it was the problem

Here is what I have so far, I had two or three of the fields working but now im getting the same error again

Code:
       UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET direct_instruct=" & "'" & new_direct_instruct & "'" 
       UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", flush_media=" & "'" & new_flush_media & "'" 
       UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", atomizer_media=" & "'" & new_atomizer_media & "'"
       UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", is_repackable=" & "'" & new_is_repackable & "'"
       UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", split_instruct=" & "'" & new_split_instruct & "'"
       UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", process_feedback=" & "'" & new_process_feedback & "'"
       UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", notes=" & "'" & new_notes & "'"
       UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & "WHERE w_stream=" & "'" & Ucase(Searchstring) & "'"       

       Set updateADODB = dbWriteConnection.Execute(UpdateSQL)
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Code:
UpdateSQL = "UPDATE product_info SET direct_instruct='" & new_direct_instruct & "'" 
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", flush_media='" & new_flush_media & "'" 
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", atomizer_media='" & new_atomizer_media & "'"
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", is_repackable='" & new_is_repackable & "'"
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", split_instruct='" & new_split_instruct & "'"
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", process_feedback='" & new_process_feedback & "'"
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & ", notes='" & new_notes & "'"
UpdateSQL = UpdateSQL & "WHERE w_stream='" & Ucase(Searchstring) & "'"       

Set updateADODB = dbWriteConnection.Execute(UpdateSQL)
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