I am totally lost here.
There is a field of type "datetime" in MySQL database. I want to populate it with a datetime generated by ColdFusion program. I found that CreateODBCDateTime has to be used to convert to propert format so that MySQL would accept it, so...
<cfset myDateTime = CreateODBCDateTime("07-04-2012 20:11:00")>
And somewhere later:
<cfquery name="qAddDate">
INSERT INTO some_table
(`date`)
VALUES
('#myDateTime#')
</cfquery>
However, I get this error when try to send data to database:
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 '2012-07-04 20:11:00'}')' at line 8
Line 8 is the line with date:
INSERT INTO some_table
(`date`)
VALUES
('{ts '2012-07-04 20:11:00'}')
Could anyone help?
Thanks.
You do not need quotes around date objects, only strings. Removing the quotes should resolve your syntax error:
INSERT INTO some_table (`date`)
VALUES ( #myDateTime# )
Though you should get into the habit of using cfqueryparam
INSERT INTO some_table (`date`)
VALUES ( <cfqueryparam value="#myDateTime#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_timestamp"> )
... OR if it is a valid/parseable US date string, you could skip the createODBCDate and just use:
INSERT INTO some_table (`date`)
VALUES ( <cfqueryparam value="07-04-2012 20:11:00" cfsqltype="cf_sql_timestamp"> )
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