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I am using the below code for saving data into a MS-Access 2007 table. But it throw a expression as follows:

{"Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression '0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0')'."}

I have attached the code below:

cmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Daily_EB_Consumption (EB_S1, EB_S2, EB_S3, EB_S4, EB_S5, EB_Indus, EB_LH, EB_Total, EB_Date) " & _
    " VALUES(" & Me.txt_S1.Text & "','" & _
      Me.txt_S2.Text & "','" & Me.txt_S3.Text & "','" & Me.txt_S4.Text & "','" & _
      Me.txt_S5.Text & "','" & Me.txt_Indus.Text & "','" & Me.txt_LH.Text & "','" & _
      Me.txt_Total.Text & "','" & Me.dt_EB.Value & "')"

Please anyone help with this error

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You have used the apostrophe but only on the right side. You have to wrap the values in apostrophes:

VALUES('" & Me.txt_S1.Text & "', ...

But you are open for SQL-Injection, so you should use parameters.

using parameters inserting data into access database

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