You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'RIGHT where Role_ID = 2' at line 1

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context.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand("Delete from RIGHT where Role_ID ="+roleID );

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Posted 16-May-14 20:19pm

Neha Mukesh

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Herman<T>.Instance · Answer 1 · 2014-05-16T20:43:00

Solution 1

if RIGHT is a tablename, you use a keyword as table name in that case your query will be:

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context.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand("Delete from [RIGHT] where Role_ID ="+roleID );

Posted 16-May-14 20:43pm

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Ashok19r91d 17-May-14 3:40am

Your query will help in case of SQL Server DB, For MySQL Database we've to use "`" Key before to Number 1.

Ashok19r91d · Answer 2 · 2014-05-16T21:36:00

Solution 2

RIGHT is a SQL Keyword, So considrer using
For MySQL use `RIGHT`
For Microsoft SQL Server use [RIGHT]

It'll Work.

Accept as Solution, If this help you in any way...
Thanks.

Posted 16-May-14 21:36pm

Ashok19r91d

Ashok19r91d · Answer 3 · 2014-05-16T21:39:00

Solution 3

RIGHT is a SQL keyword, So Consider using

For MySQL Database use `RIGHT`
For Microsoft SQL server use [RIGHT]

Posted 16-May-14 21:39pm

Ashok19r91d