Syntax error in insert query

Question

I have a flash form that is used to inserts a record into an
Access database table. In the for there are 4 datefields, several
text input fields, and several select fields. When I submit the
form, I get a syntax error that reads:
Executing Database Query. [Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC
Driver][ODBC Socket][Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]
Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement.
The error occurred on line 184. Complex object types cannot
be converted to simple values.
Line 184 is the last line of the Values in the insert query.
The query looks like this:
<CFQUERY DATASOURCE="#REQUEST.DataSource#">
INSERT INTO EstimateNumber(
BidNumber,
Project,
JobSite,
EstimatedBy,
Region,
Company,
Division,
InquiryNumber,
SafetyChecklist,
SafetyChecklistDate,
QCChecklist,
QCChecklistDate,
EstimatedValue,
UserUsername,
UserPassword,
Updated,
ReviewDate,
ReviewedBy,
Discipline,
BidDate,
JobNumber,
UpdatedBy
VALUES(
#FORM.BidNumber#,
'#FORM.Project#',
'#FORM.JobSite#',
'#FORM.EstimatedBy#',
#FORM.Region#,
#FORM.Company#,
#FORM.Division#,
'#FORM.InquiryNumber#',
#FORM.SafetyChecklist#,
#FORM.SafetyChecklistDate#,
#FORM.QCChecklist#,
'#FORM.QCChecklistDate#',
#FORM.EstimatedValue#,
'#FORM.UserUsername#',
'#FORM.UserPassword#',
#FORM.Updated#,
#FORM.ReviewDate#,
#FORM.ReviewedBy#,
#FORM.Discipline#,
#FORM.BidDate#,
#FORM.JobNumber#,
'#FORM.UpdatedBy#'
</CFQUERY>
Any recomendations?

Answer 1

Date/Time in Access provide some pretty strage hurdles. In
many occassions I have simply changed the field to a Text field and
ran with that and never seemed to have problems with the result. I
didn't like doing it but I never received errors. I have been
receiving some parameter errors with <cfqueryparam> like the
database doesn't recognized the preceding declared field in the
update or insert query. Here is an example of a wierd error with
Access. I have 2 tables. One is for estimate numbers and the other
is for sub estimate numbers that can be assigned to specific
estimate numbers. If is actually a complicated explanation about
what is taking place behind the doors on this. The concept is
simple on the surface. Both tables have the same fields except the
subestimate table has 1 extra for a user defined subestimate
number. The only relation between the two will be the estimate
number. This insert works fine.
INSERT INTO EstimateNumber(
BidNumber,
Project,
JobSite,
EstimatedBy,
Region,
Company,
Division,
InquiryNumber,
SafetyChecklist,
SafetyChecklistDate,
QCChecklist,
QCChecklistDate,
EstimatedValue,
UserUsername,
UserPassword,
ReviewDate,
Discipline,
BidDate,
JobNumber,
UpdatedBy
VALUES(
#FORM.BidNumber#,
'#FORM.Project#',
'#FORM.JobSite#',
'#FORM.EstimatedBy#',
#FORM.Region#,
#FORM.Company#,
#FORM.Division#,
'#FORM.InquiryNumber#',
#FORM.SafetyChecklist#,
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.SafetyChecklistDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.QCChecklist#,
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.QCChecklistDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.EstimatedValue#,
'#FORM.UserUsername#',
'#FORM.UserPassword#',
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.ReviewDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.Discipline#,
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.BidDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.JobNumber#,
'#FORM.UpdatedBy#'
This next one is the same exact query with the same table
setup with one added field but kicks back a parmeter error
expecting 4. I can't explain it.
INSERT INTO SubEstimate(SubBidNumber,
BidNumber,
Project,
JobSite,
EstimatedBy,
Region,
Company,
Division,
InquiryNumber,
SafetyChecklist,
SafetyChecklistDate,
QCChecklist,
QCChecklistDate,
EstimatedValue,
UserUsername,
UserPassword,
ReviewDate,
Discipline,
BidDate,
JobNumber,
UpdatedBy
VALUES(#FORM.SubBidNumber#,
#FORM.BidNumber#,
'#FORM.Project#',
'#FORM.JobSite#',
'#FORM.EstimatedBy#',
#FORM.Region#,
#FORM.Company#,
#FORM.Division#,
'#FORM.InquiryNumber#',
#FORM.SafetyChecklist#,
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.SafetyChecklistDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.QCChecklist#,
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.QCChecklistDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.EstimatedValue#,
'#FORM.UserUsername#',
'#FORM.UserPassword#',
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.ReviewDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.Discipline#,
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.BidDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.JobNumber#,
'#FORM.UpdatedBy#'
IF I get rid of the cfqueryparam fields it works. If I simply
remove the param, I get a Syntax error. Needless to say I commented
this query for the sake of sanity for the time being.