' inserts into specific database schema with the named columns ' ' Establishes connection to mysqldatabase 'Īaasaccess = "insert into finalyearproject.studentsubmissions (submissionid, studentnumber, time, date, deadline, title, work, modulename) values ('" & idbox.Text & "','" & usernameconstant.Text & "','" & todaystime.Text & "','" & todaysdate.Text & "','" & deadlinesubmission.Text & "','" & titlesubmission.Text & "','" & workload.Text & "','" & modulename.Text & "')" "server=localhost userid=root password=aaronwong database=finalyearproject" Private Sub Submit_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Private Sub Submissioncontrol_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Public Class Submissioncontrolĭim Myconnection As String = "server=localhost user id=root password=password database=project"
I tried deleting the first line of code that draws in the value from another page to see if it was really causing the problem and the error did not pop up anymore but I still need the value from the separate form with a PDF reader and i'm not sure why this error keeps popping up.
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