The error "Incorrect Syntax Near ','" appears while running a query on a table in SQL Server Management Studio. This error usually occurs when there is a typo in the query, or when the query that is being run is incorrect.
Steps to Fix
- Check the columns in the table to ensure that the column names being used in the query are correct.
- Verify if any columns have brackets around them, if there are not any, add them and try running the query.
- Check for reserved words being used as part of the query and make sure that if there are any, the query is enclosed in brackets.
- Check for any extra white spaces in the query and remove them.
- Check the query for any typos and correct them
- Ensure that all the column names used in the query are all on the same side i.e. need to be enclosed with the same brackets.
- Make sure that all the data types of the columns used in the query match up.
- Check the order of the query and reorder it, if necessary.
Further Resources
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FAQs
#####Q: What is the error "Incorrect Syntax Near ','" ?
A: The error “Incorrect Syntax Near ','" is a relational database error that appears while running a query on a table in SQL Server Management Studio.
#####Q: What causes this error?
A: This error occurs when there's a typo in the query, or when the query being run is incorrect.
#####Q: How can I fix this error?
A: You can fix this error by checking the columns in the table to ensure that the column names being used in the query are correct, verifying if any columns have brackets around them, checking for reserved words in the query, removing any extra white spaces in the query, checking for any typos, making sure all columns in the query are on the same side, making sure all data type of the columns used in the query match up, and reordering the query.
#####Q: What resources can I refer to for more information on how to fix this error?
A: You can refer to the following links for more information on how to fix this error: