SQL Query - type mismatch

This is a post from yesterday that spiraled down the wrong track.
I have this line
s.execute("SELECT * FROM Packlists WHERE Packlist = '" + plNum + "'");
where plNum is an int. I have also tried long, short, double, etc. I always get a type mismatch error though. I have tried substituting real values for the variable. Packlist is a Long Integer field in an Access database

s.execute("SELECT * FROM Packlists WHERE Packlist = " + plNum);

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I'm trying to check if the sql query is an insert or a select before executing it.
preparedstatements doesnt give such information.
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warnerja wrote:
jonnyd9191 wrote:
you can do something like:
String sql = "Some statement"
if (sql.length() >= 6)
String Type = sql.substring(0, 6);
if (Type.equalsIgnoreCase("select"))
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I have page made through M-D Form wizzard.
Third report (let's call it detail2) shows same fields as detail grid but some fields are "Standard Report column"-not editable as records in detail1 report. WHERE part in both detail reports are opposite. So together details reports show the whole set of detail records but they never show twice the same detail record (they are mutually exclusive).
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Okay, I understand now.
Using Firefox or doing a View Source, you should be able to find out what the last fXX number is, and when coding your 3rd detail form, start like 10 digits higher, i.e., if the last fXX number is f23, I'd start with probably htmldb_item.text(35....). This approach should work, but I have never tried it.
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loop
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<ADDRESS>Northampton Square</ADDRESS>
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2 (
3    select XMLTYPE(
4 '<COMPANY NAME="ABC">
5     <DEPARTMENT_NAME>Paris</DEPARTMENT_NAME>
6     <ADDRESS>Rue de nevers</ADDRESS>
7     <DEPARTMENT_NAME>London</DEPARTMENT_NAME>
8     <ADDRESS>Northampton Square</ADDRESS>
9 </COMPANY>') as OBJECT_VALUE from dual
10 )
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12    from COMPANY_XML,
13         XMLTABLE
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16               for $DEPT at $DEPTIDX in $COMP/DEPARTMENT_NAME
17                 return <RESULT>
18                         <NAME>{fn:data($COMP/@NAME)}</NAME>
19                         {
20                           $COMP/DEPARTMENT_NAME[$DEPTIDX],
21                           $COMP/ADDRESS[$DEPTIDX]
22                         }
23                       </RESULT>'
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25        ) r
26 /
COLUMN_VALUE
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2 (
3    select XMLTYPE(
4 '<COMPANY NAME="ABC">
5     <DEPARTMENT_NAME>Paris</DEPARTMENT_NAME>
6     <ADDRESS>Rue de nevers</ADDRESS>
7     <DEPARTMENT_NAME>London</DEPARTMENT_NAME>
8     <ADDRESS>Northampton Square</ADDRESS>
9 </COMPANY>') as OBJECT_VALUE from dual
10 )
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12    from COMPANY_XML,
13         XMLTABLE
14         (
15            'for $COMP in $COMPANY/COMPANY
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17                 return <RESULT>
18                         <NAME>{fn:data($COMP/@NAME)}</NAME>
19                         {
20                           $COMP/DEPARTMENT_NAME[$DEPTIDX],
21                           $COMP/ADDRESS[$DEPTIDX]
22                         }
23                       </RESULT>'
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25            columns
26            NAME            VARCHAR(10),
27            DEPARTMENT_NAME VARCHAR2(24),
28            ADDRESS         VARCHAR2(24)
29        ) r
30 /
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ABC        Paris                    Rue de nevers
ABC        London                   Northampton Square
SQL>

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