Operation must use an updateable query

[waqasmgl]

Below is the code i am using to insert a record in msaccess database.
I am getting an error that bcmd must use an Updateable query.
Error screenshot is attached....

        Dim strsql as string, rGender as string
		dim BCon As OleDbConnection
		dim bcmd as OleDbCommand
				
			if rbMale.checked = false then 
				rGender = "Female"
			else
				rGender = "Male"
			end if
			Bcon = New OleDbConnection ("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;data source=" & server.mappath("/AN/db/data.mdb"))
	 		'strsql = "INSERT INTO oApply VALUES ('" & txtUsername.text & "', '" & txtPassword.text & "', '" & txtName.text & "', '" & rGender & "', '" & txtNIC.text & "', '" & txtPassport.text & "', '" & txtPhone.text & "', '" & txtMobile.text & "', '" & txtAddress.text & "', '000')"
			
			strsql = "INSERT INTO oApply VALUES (@Username, @Password, @Name, @Gender, @NIC, @Passport, @Phone, @Mobile, @Address, @Date)"
			
			Bcon.open
	        
			bcmd = New OleDbCommand(strsql, bcon)
			
			With bcmd.Parameters:
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Username", txtUsername.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@UPassword", txtPassword.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Name", txtName.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Gender", rGender))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@NIC", txtNIC.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Passport", txtPassport.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Phone", txtPhone.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Mobile", txtMobile.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Address", txtAddress.text))
				.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Date", "000"))
			end with
			
	    	bcmd.ExecuteNonQuery()			
		
        	bcon.close

For better view of error message: http://www.mediafire.com/file/1zkt41ownli/Capture.JPG

[tlhintoq]

Until someone with more experience can offer more targeted advice I can point you toward these:

Database tutorial Part 1
Database tutorial Part 2

[waqasmgl]

Until someone with more experience can offer more targeted advice I can point you toward these:

Database tutorial Part 1
Database tutorial Part 2

Sir my syntax is OK.... Code is all ok... but i m confused why i m getting this error?
I m using an updateable query then why the server is giving this error?

[semomaniz]

This might be helpful http://support.microsoft.com/kb/175168


Also

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=operation+must+use+an+updateable+query

[tlhintoq]

Isn't it just amazing what you can find when you search?
I practically live on Google.

"MSDN MySearchTermPro blemHere" is always my first effort, followed by
"C# MySearchTermPro blemHere"

[semomaniz]

True google is the first place to check.

[waqasmgl]

I got my problem.... i tried many times but didnt try the error search. This problem occurs when we dont have permission to write on database folder.
I asked my server support and they gave the rights to me now its all ok...
But i m amazed that none of u knw this.

[tlhintoq]

waqasmgl: But i m amazed that none of u knw this.

No need to be nasty. It's your network. I'm amazed that you wouldn't know your own network permissions. Or how to type 'you' or 'know'.

The folks here have a fine line to walk. Do you go down to such a basic level as to ask the coder if their PC is plugged in... is your cat5 connected... do you have permissions to your own project folder... Many people would find such questions insulting.

Windows error messages are also not the always the most helpful. Often times the same message is thrown for 10 different reasons. I never thought it particularly intuitive that you get an error message of "Out of memory" if you try to open a .jpg that is still being written by another program or still being copied to the destination folder.

[Frinavale]

Waqasmgl, thank you for sharing your solution with us.

I'm sure that other people who are facing the same problem will find this information helpful and it could save them a headache too.

-Frinny

[waqasmgl]

I m so sorry for my rude behavior, that was because of tension i was facing at that time... i need to show the site to my customer the very next day and i was tensed.
Thank you very much for being understanding.