>Hi Bong,
>
>I don't use SQL server myself, but I see your error. The & macro substitution sign is for text only. Something like

>=SQLExec(gnConnectionHandle, "INSERT INTO [TRANSFILE].[DBO].[ADJFILE] (TNUMBER) VALUES (nTNumber) " )

should work.
>>Hi all!
>>
>>Please check the codes, and help me to find the correct way of doing this, I can't find a solution as I am new to SQL server.
>>
>>In SQL Table
>>DESCRIPTION NVARCHAR (25)
>>TNUMBER FLOAT
>>
>>In FoxPro Form
>>cDescription = AllTrim(Thisform.txtDescription.Value) <--- character value
>>nTNumber = Thisform.txtTNumber.Value <--- numeric value
>>
>>=SQLExec(gnConnectionHandle, "INSERT INTO [TRANSFILE].[DBO].[ADJFILE] (DESCRIPTION) VALUES ('&cDescription') " ) <--- this command works and saves the record
>>
>>=SQLExec(gnConnectionHandle, "INSERT INTO [TRANSFILE].[DBO].[ADJFILE] (TNUMBER) VALUES ('&nTNumber') " ) <--- this command doesn't work
>>
>>Did I miss something here?