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ADO Error: 0x00000001 Argument error. The table name given is blank.

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Greetings,

 

I am currently learning database, which I encountered an error stated on the subject. I have attached the files. Thanks for the help.

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It's pretty clear what is wrong.

You need to figure out why your table name is blank.

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Hi njacacia,

 

Sorry, I can't figure it out. Can you specific why my table name is blank? Thanks for helping.

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@NightKoh96 wrote:

Hi njacacia,

 

Sorry, I can't figure it out. Can you specific why my table name is blank? Thanks for helping.


I don't why your table name is blank. That's your job to find out why.

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I post my answer that I posted in your other thread here again, as I think, it's still the same problem:

 

How do you use your VI "database test.vi"? 

 

I assume that currently you use it "manually", i.e. you select the Enum-Value and then run the VI once, since the connector pane is empty... Am I correct?

 

That's a problem, because the database-connection that you open when running this VI once with enum "Open Connection" will not persist when you run the VI manually a second time, this time perhaps with the enum-value "Login". Since the connection refnum is invalid you cannot expect to get a valid responce from the database VIs you use in that case.

 

Regards, Jens

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Hi JensG69,

 

Thanks for the reply. Connector pane do you mean this? But when I put this Action Engine on a new vi, there is still error.

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@NightKoh96 wrote:

Hi JensG69,

 

Thanks for the reply. Connector pane do you mean this? But when I put this Action Engine on a new vi, there is still error.

 


Yes, that's what I meant. If everything is connected correctly within your main VI, then my hint about the invalid connection refnum is not the source of your error as I suspected.

 

Regards, Jens

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Hi JansG69,

 

I solved it and thanks for your help!!

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