Update databse using FP Editor

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swalt

I have a database (ACCESS) on a my website that will need to be edited and
updated online. The editor page was created using Front Page. Here's the
thing it will allow the records to be deleted or added but not edited. I am
using FP 2002.
When I try to edit using the editor the editor page displays and allow
records to be changed but then returns the following message
" Database Results Error"
"Description: Syntex error in update statement"
Number:-214721900 (0x80040E14)
Source: microsoft jet database engine

Research show this to be related to Timestamp. I don't see timestamp
anyplace in my code but I do see date?
 
S

swalt

UPDATE exportvehicles SET DATE = '::DATE::' , VINID = '::VINID::' , YEAR =
'::YEAR::' , MFR = '::MFR::' , MODEL = '::MODEL::' , MODELTRIM =
'::MODELTRIM::' , COLOR = '::COLOR::' , MILEAGE = '::MILEAGE::' , ENGINE =
'::ENGINE::' , PRICE = '::pRICE::' , INETPRICE = '::INETPRICE::' , WARRBOX =
'::WARRBOX::' , DLRCODE = '::DLRCODE::' , OPT1 = '::OPT1::' , OPT2 =
'::OPT2::' , OPT3 = '::OPT3::' , OPT4 = '::OPT4::' , OPT5 = '::OPT5::' , OPT6
= '::OPT6::' , OPT7 = '::OPT7::' , OPT8 = '::OPT8::' , OPT9 = '::OPT9::' ,
OPT10 = '::OPT10::' , OPT11 = '::OPT11::' , OPT12 = '::OPT12::' , OPT13 =
'::OPT13::' , OPT14 = '::OPT14::' , OPT15 = '::OPT15::' , OPT16 = '::OPT16::'
, OPT17 = '::OPT17::' , OPT18 = '::OPT18::' , OPT19 = '::OPT19::' , OPT20 =
'::OPT20::' , OPT21 = '::OPT21::' , OPT22 = '::OPT22::' , OPT23 = '::OPT23::'
, OPT24 = '::OPT24::' , OPT25 = '::OPT25::' , OPT26 = '::OPT26::' , OPT27 =
'::OPT27::' , OPT28 = '::OPT28::' , OPT29 = '::OPT29::' , OPT30 = '::OPT30::'
, OPT31 = '::OPT31::' , OPT32 = '::OPT32::' , FOTO = '::FOTO::' , GROUPNAME =
'::GROUPNAME::' , BKPRICE = '::BKPRICE::' , NPRICE = ::NPRICE:: , NINETPRICE
= ::NINETPRICE:: , NBKPRICE = ::NBKPRICE:: , NMILEAGE = ::NMILEAGE:: ,
VEHTYPE = '::VEHTYPE::' , CERTIFIED = '::CERTIFIED::' , INTCOLOR =
'::INTCOLOR::' , ITEXT = '::ITEXT::' , EXTRA1 = '::EXTRA1::' , EXTRA2 =
'::EXTRA2::' , EXTRA3 = '::EXTRA3::' , EXTRA4 = '::EXTRA4::' WHERE (STOCKID
= ::STOCKID::)
 
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swalt

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