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    Posted: 19 January 2004 at 12:23pm
Can you guys help me on this.. I'm getting the error below when running WWForum (registration new user).


Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80040e2f'

Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'Author_ID', table 'mySQL_database_name.dbo.tblAuthor'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.

Thanks in advance!
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this means that you try to insert an empty value, but the field in the database doesnt support it.. make sure you have filled in all the required fields in the registration form..
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I had no problem with Access DB before.  I'm not sure how this happen.  I just recently upsized my Access DB to Ms SqL.

can you think of any thing that could cause this?

Thanks!
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maybe.. have you changed any files? other than the database?
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I have the same problem... upgraded from Access to MSSQL (at least I'm trying to )

 
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if you pay an ISP for hosting and they support ms sql, they will probabl help yopu with upgrading.. some do it for free, as access is a pain in the ass for the hosts, and some require an additional fee(it shouldnt be very much).. this is absolutely the best way to move to ms sql if you have data in your access database that you want to keep..
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ok... I've figured it out.

There's a bug in the creation of tables on the MSSQL server on Borg's behalf.

The Author_ID column in the tblAuthors table is set to 'integer'. In the Access version this is 'autonumber'. I set the Identity property of the column to 'Yes', Identity seed to 1 and finally Identity increment to 1.

That fixed that problem  ... I'm not too sure if that solution causes other problems ? Borg?
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in access it should be integer (or int), but it should also be Identity Yes, key Yes, id seed 1 and id increment 1
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