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I'm new here, I'm trying to convert an integer into varbinary to insert into an already made SQL table. I've included the code, I get incorrect syntax near "523641" which is the HOUSE_ID I am trying to convert.
I also converted the int to byte array and added a parameter to the command but same result
Dim varbin As String = " convert(varbinary, '" & houseid & "')"
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES ('" & hello & "','" & varbin & "','" & world & "')"
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
Expected result is putting that 523641 into the varbinary(50) column.
sql
sql-server vb.net edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
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I'm new here, I'm trying to convert an integer into varbinary to insert into an already made SQL table. I've included the code, I get incorrect syntax near "523641" which is the HOUSE_ID I am trying to convert.
I also converted the int to byte array and added a parameter to the command but same result
Dim varbin As String = " convert(varbinary, '" & houseid & "')"
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES ('" & hello & "','" & varbin & "','" & world & "')"
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
Expected result is putting that 523641 into the varbinary(50) column.
sql
sql-server vb.net edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
61.9k15112242
asked Mar 24 at 9:56
DevconDevcon
1137
can you show the ddl of your table?
– Jaime Drq
Mar 24 at 9:59
1
You are putting single quotes around thevarbinvariable, which itself is a call toCONVERT. But rather than making that change, you should seriously look into using a prepared statement.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:08
table name: tbl columns: hello: varchar(50), null HOUSE_ID: varbinary(50), null world: varchar(50), null i'm giving an example cause the table is too big what if you have an int and you want to insert it in an sql column which is varbinary?
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 10:09
2
Print out yourstrSQLstring to the console, and you should immediately see the problem.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:12
Tim thank you so much
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:05
add a comment |
I'm new here, I'm trying to convert an integer into varbinary to insert into an already made SQL table. I've included the code, I get incorrect syntax near "523641" which is the HOUSE_ID I am trying to convert.
I also converted the int to byte array and added a parameter to the command but same result
Dim varbin As String = " convert(varbinary, '" & houseid & "')"
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES ('" & hello & "','" & varbin & "','" & world & "')"
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
Expected result is putting that 523641 into the varbinary(50) column.
sql
sql-server vb.net edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
61.9k15112242
asked Mar 24 at 9:56
DevconDevcon
1137
I'm new here, I'm trying to convert an integer into varbinary to insert into an already made SQL table. I've included the code, I get incorrect syntax near "523641" which is the HOUSE_ID I am trying to convert.
I also converted the int to byte array and added a parameter to the command but same result
Dim varbin As String = " convert(varbinary, '" & houseid & "')"
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES ('" & hello & "','" & varbin & "','" & world & "')"
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
Expected result is putting that 523641 into the varbinary(50) column.
sql
sql-server vb.net sql
sql-server vb.net edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
61.9k15112242
asked Mar 24 at 9:56
DevconDevcon
1137
edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
61.9k15112242
asked Mar 24 at 9:56
DevconDevcon
1137
edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
61.9k15112242
edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
61.9k15112242
edited Mar 24 at 10:51
GSerg
61.9k15112242
61.9k15112242
asked Mar 24 at 9:56
DevconDevcon
1137
asked Mar 24 at 9:56
DevconDevcon
1137
asked Mar 24 at 9:56
DevconDevcon
1137
1137
can you show the ddl of your table?
– Jaime Drq
Mar 24 at 9:59
1
You are putting single quotes around thevarbinvariable, which itself is a call toCONVERT. But rather than making that change, you should seriously look into using a prepared statement.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:08
table name: tbl columns: hello: varchar(50), null HOUSE_ID: varbinary(50), null world: varchar(50), null i'm giving an example cause the table is too big what if you have an int and you want to insert it in an sql column which is varbinary?
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 10:09
2
Print out yourstrSQLstring to the console, and you should immediately see the problem.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:12
Tim thank you so much
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:05
add a comment |
can you show the ddl of your table?
– Jaime Drq
Mar 24 at 9:59
1
You are putting single quotes around thevarbinvariable, which itself is a call toCONVERT. But rather than making that change, you should seriously look into using a prepared statement.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:08
table name: tbl columns: hello: varchar(50), null HOUSE_ID: varbinary(50), null world: varchar(50), null i'm giving an example cause the table is too big what if you have an int and you want to insert it in an sql column which is varbinary?
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 10:09
2
Print out yourstrSQLstring to the console, and you should immediately see the problem.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:12
Tim thank you so much
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:05
can you show the ddl of your table?
– Jaime Drq
Mar 24 at 9:59
can you show the ddl of your table?
– Jaime Drq
Mar 24 at 9:59
1
1
You are putting single quotes around the
varbin variable, which itself is a call to CONVERT. But rather than making that change, you should seriously look into using a prepared statement.– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:08
You are putting single quotes around the
varbin variable, which itself is a call to CONVERT. But rather than making that change, you should seriously look into using a prepared statement.– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:08
table name: tbl columns: hello: varchar(50), null HOUSE_ID: varbinary(50), null world: varchar(50), null i'm giving an example cause the table is too big what if you have an int and you want to insert it in an sql column which is varbinary?
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 10:09
table name: tbl columns: hello: varchar(50), null HOUSE_ID: varbinary(50), null world: varchar(50), null i'm giving an example cause the table is too big what if you have an int and you want to insert it in an sql column which is varbinary?
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 10:09
2
2
Print out your
strSQL string to the console, and you should immediately see the problem.– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:12
Print out your
strSQL string to the console, and you should immediately see the problem.– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:12
Tim thank you so much
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:05
Tim thank you so much
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:05
add a comment |
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Not sure why you would want to store an integer in a varbinary column but you can use BitConverter along with a parameterized query. Always use parameters instead of string concatenation for values that vary by execution as parameters have a number of benefits for security, performance, and ease of use.
Dim varbin As Byte() = BitConverter.GetBytes(houseid)
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES (@hello, @varbin, @world);"
obj.Parameters.Add("@hello", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = hello
obj.Parameters.Add("@varbin", SqlDbType.VarBinary, 50).Value = varbin
obj.Parameters.Add("@world", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = world
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
would like to make both answers useful but i can't since i'm new, but thank you both and have a great day :)
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:03
@DCON, you should have enough cred to mark answers. See What should I do when someone answers my question?.
– Dan Guzman
Mar 24 at 13:44
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Not sure why you would want to store an integer in a varbinary column but you can use BitConverter along with a parameterized query. Always use parameters instead of string concatenation for values that vary by execution as parameters have a number of benefits for security, performance, and ease of use.
Dim varbin As Byte() = BitConverter.GetBytes(houseid)
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES (@hello, @varbin, @world);"
obj.Parameters.Add("@hello", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = hello
obj.Parameters.Add("@varbin", SqlDbType.VarBinary, 50).Value = varbin
obj.Parameters.Add("@world", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = world
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
would like to make both answers useful but i can't since i'm new, but thank you both and have a great day :)
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:03
@DCON, you should have enough cred to mark answers. See What should I do when someone answers my question?.
– Dan Guzman
Mar 24 at 13:44
add a comment |
Not sure why you would want to store an integer in a varbinary column but you can use BitConverter along with a parameterized query. Always use parameters instead of string concatenation for values that vary by execution as parameters have a number of benefits for security, performance, and ease of use.
Dim varbin As Byte() = BitConverter.GetBytes(houseid)
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES (@hello, @varbin, @world);"
obj.Parameters.Add("@hello", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = hello
obj.Parameters.Add("@varbin", SqlDbType.VarBinary, 50).Value = varbin
obj.Parameters.Add("@world", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = world
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
would like to make both answers useful but i can't since i'm new, but thank you both and have a great day :)
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:03
@DCON, you should have enough cred to mark answers. See What should I do when someone answers my question?.
– Dan Guzman
Mar 24 at 13:44
add a comment |
Not sure why you would want to store an integer in a varbinary column but you can use BitConverter along with a parameterized query. Always use parameters instead of string concatenation for values that vary by execution as parameters have a number of benefits for security, performance, and ease of use.
Dim varbin As Byte() = BitConverter.GetBytes(houseid)
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES (@hello, @varbin, @world);"
obj.Parameters.Add("@hello", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = hello
obj.Parameters.Add("@varbin", SqlDbType.VarBinary, 50).Value = varbin
obj.Parameters.Add("@world", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = world
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
Not sure why you would want to store an integer in a varbinary column but you can use BitConverter along with a parameterized query. Always use parameters instead of string concatenation for values that vary by execution as parameters have a number of benefits for security, performance, and ease of use.
Dim varbin As Byte() = BitConverter.GetBytes(houseid)
obj = objCon.CreateCommand()
strSQL = "insert into " & tbl & " (hello, HOUSE_ID, world) VALUES (@hello, @varbin, @world);"
obj.Parameters.Add("@hello", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = hello
obj.Parameters.Add("@varbin", SqlDbType.VarBinary, 50).Value = varbin
obj.Parameters.Add("@world", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50).Value = world
obj.CommandText = strSQL
obj.ExecuteNonQuery()
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
answered Mar 24 at 10:45
Dan GuzmanDan Guzman
25.6k31843
25.6k31843
would like to make both answers useful but i can't since i'm new, but thank you both and have a great day :)
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:03
@DCON, you should have enough cred to mark answers. See What should I do when someone answers my question?.
– Dan Guzman
Mar 24 at 13:44
add a comment |
would like to make both answers useful but i can't since i'm new, but thank you both and have a great day :)
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:03
@DCON, you should have enough cred to mark answers. See What should I do when someone answers my question?.
– Dan Guzman
Mar 24 at 13:44
would like to make both answers useful but i can't since i'm new, but thank you both and have a great day :)
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:03
would like to make both answers useful but i can't since i'm new, but thank you both and have a great day :)
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:03
@DCON, you should have enough cred to mark answers. See What should I do when someone answers my question?.
– Dan Guzman
Mar 24 at 13:44
@DCON, you should have enough cred to mark answers. See What should I do when someone answers my question?.
– Dan Guzman
Mar 24 at 13:44
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can you show the ddl of your table?
– Jaime Drq
Mar 24 at 9:59
1
You are putting single quotes around the
varbinvariable, which itself is a call toCONVERT. But rather than making that change, you should seriously look into using a prepared statement.– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:08
table name: tbl columns: hello: varchar(50), null HOUSE_ID: varbinary(50), null world: varchar(50), null i'm giving an example cause the table is too big what if you have an int and you want to insert it in an sql column which is varbinary?
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 10:09
2
Print out your
strSQLstring to the console, and you should immediately see the problem.– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 24 at 10:12
Tim thank you so much
– Devcon
Mar 24 at 11:05