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Error 3061 Too few parameters. Expected 1 from Access 97

There have been LOTS of postings about error 3061, but mine seems to
be an even simpler case than the others. I have a simple
**FUNCTIONING** query called qryEdits. Copying the SQL from the query,
it reads:

SELECT Edits.Pattern, Edits.From, Edits.To
FROM Edits
WHERE (((Edits.Langua ge)=[Forms]![frmDialog].[lstLanguage]));

The idea is to select just the language-appropriate records from the
Edits table. This works great when I run it alone. However when I try
to query this in DAO code, I get the Error 3061. My DAO code reads as
follows:

Dim dbCurrent As Database ' PFM
Dim qryEdits As QueryDef ' Where we keep qryEdits.
Dim rsqryEdits As Recordset ' The qryEdits recordset.

' lots of code in here

If Paragraphs& <> 0 Then ' Get the edits ready.
Set dbCurrent = CurrentDb()
Set qryEdits = dbCurrent.Query Defs("qryEdits" )
Set rsqryEdits = qryEdits.OpenRe cordset

This last line is the one that gives me the 3061 error.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts, ideas, suggestions,
commizerations, castigations, curses, etc?

Steve Richfield
Nov 13 '05 #1
2 5545
The VBA environment cannot find the parameter--even if it sits right
there in a form. You have to pass it manually. I inserted a code line
that should do the trick, but I'm not sure about the notation of the
parameter name.
Dim dbCurrent As Database ' PFM
Dim qryEdits As QueryDef ' Where we keep qryEdits.
Dim rsqryEdits As Recordset ' The qryEdits recordset.

' lots of code in here

If Paragraphs& <> 0 Then ' Get the edits ready.
Set dbCurrent = CurrentDb()
Set qryEdits = dbCurrent.Query Defs("qryEdits" )
qryEdits.Parame ters("lstLangua ge")=[Forms]![frmDialog].[lstLanguage]
Set rsqryEdits = qryEdits.OpenRe cordset

Nov 13 '05 #2
"SELECT * FROM Edits WHERE Edits.Language= '" &
[Forms]![frmDialog].[lstLanguage] & "';"


"Steve Richfield" <go****@smart-life.net> wrote in message
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There have been LOTS of postings about error 3061, but mine seems to
be an even simpler case than the others. I have a simple
**FUNCTIONING** query called qryEdits. Copying the SQL from the query,
it reads:

SELECT Edits.Pattern, Edits.From, Edits.To
FROM Edits
WHERE (((Edits.Langua ge)=[Forms]![frmDialog].[lstLanguage]));

The idea is to select just the language-appropriate records from the
Edits table. This works great when I run it alone. However when I try
to query this in DAO code, I get the Error 3061. My DAO code reads as
follows:

Dim dbCurrent As Database ' PFM
Dim qryEdits As QueryDef ' Where we keep qryEdits.
Dim rsqryEdits As Recordset ' The qryEdits recordset.

' lots of code in here

If Paragraphs& <> 0 Then ' Get the edits ready.
Set dbCurrent = CurrentDb()
Set qryEdits = dbCurrent.Query Defs("qryEdits" )
Set rsqryEdits = qryEdits.OpenRe cordset

This last line is the one that gives me the 3061 error.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts, ideas, suggestions,
commizerations, castigations, curses, etc?

Steve Richfield

Nov 13 '05 #3

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