Reputation: 299
I have an error updating my database because of variables. This is my code:
UPDATE `payment` SET `paid`=1 AND `amoun`=$amountpaid WHERE `paid`=0 AND `userid`=$uid
$amountpaid
is the amount of the bill that the user paid and $uid
is user id. It seems like using $
in front of variable names is forbidden. How can I use variables in SQL?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 3583
Reputation: 299
I got the solution by using String.
I converted the ArrayList
to a String
and then sent the data as string. The data got updated but I don't know what will happen next if I want to view the data in the client tier...
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 72039
Where are your variables coming from? You probably want something like this if you're using JDBC:
int setPaid = 1;
int amountPaid = x; // put $amountpaid here
int wherePaid = 0;
int userId = y; // put $uid here
String updateQuery = "UPDATE payment SET paid = ?, amoun = ?"
+ " WHERE paid = ? AND userid = ?";
PreparedStatement ps = con.prepareStatement(updateQuery);
ps.setInt(1, setPaid);
ps.setInt(2, amountPaid);
ps.setInt(3, wherePaid);
ps.setInt(4, userId);
ps.executeUpdate();
Upvotes: 2