I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here. Basically, I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to a form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have so far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
Thanks for any help.
Fred
15  3928 
Try this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
Hope that helps!
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here. Basically, I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to a form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have so far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
Thanks for any help.
Fred
The form being opened has Me.RecordSource = Me.OpenArgs in the On Load
event. Would this be the same as what you've stated?
Jeff L wrote:
Try this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
Hope that helps!
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here. Basically, I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to a form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have so far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
Thanks for any help.
Fred
When I click on cmdEdit here is the error I get.
Run-time error '3075'
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'EVENT.[NAME]
EVENT.[FILENUMBER]'.
fredindy wrote:
The form being opened has Me.RecordSource = Me.OpenArgs in the On Load
event. Would this be the same as what you've stated?
Jeff L wrote:
Try this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
Hope that helps!
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here. Basically, I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to a form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have so far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
>
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
>
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
>
>
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
>
Thanks for any help.
>
Fred
fredindy wrote:
When I click on cmdEdit here is the error I get.
Run-time error '3075'
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'EVENT.[NAME]
EVENT.[FILENUMBER]'.
before setting anything, make sure your SQL statement works.
build up to the SQL statement (sSQL = ....)
then use Debug.Print to output ot the immediate window. Copy all that,
paste it into a blank query (click the SQL button), and run the query.
If that works, your problem is elsewhere.
You've got a couple of commas (,) missing
Should be something like:-
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME], " _
& "EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[RENTALID], " _
& "RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY] " _
& "FROM RENTALITEM " _
& "WHERE RENTAL.[RID] = forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID]"
--
Terry Kreft
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@q 16g2000cwq.goog legroups.com...
When I click on cmdEdit here is the error I get.
Run-time error '3075'
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'EVENT.[NAME]
EVENT.[FILENUMBER]'.
fredindy wrote:
The form being opened has Me.RecordSource = Me.OpenArgs in the On Load
event. Would this be the same as what you've stated?
Jeff L wrote:
Try this:
>
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
>
Hope that helps!
>
>
>
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here. Basically,
I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to a
form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have so
far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE],
RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
Thanks for any help.
Fred
I noticed that this morning and fixed it. Now, it is asking me for the
values of RID and EVENTID. Not sure if there are any past that because
I didn't have an exact event ID to plug in at that moment.
Terry Kreft wrote:
You've got a couple of commas (,) missing
Should be something like:-
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME], " _
& "EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[RENTALID], " _
& "RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY] " _
& "FROM RENTALITEM " _
& "WHERE RENTAL.[RID] = forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID]"
--
Terry Kreft
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@q 16g2000cwq.goog legroups.com...
When I click on cmdEdit here is the error I get.
Run-time error '3075'
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'EVENT.[NAME]
EVENT.[FILENUMBER]'.
fredindy wrote:
The form being opened has Me.RecordSource = Me.OpenArgs in the On Load
event. Would this be the same as what you've stated?
>
Jeff L wrote:
Try this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
Hope that helps!
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here. Basically,
I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to a
form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have so
far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
>
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
>
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE],
RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
>
>
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
>
Thanks for any help.
>
Fred
If it's popping a dialog up to ask for those values then check that the
fields actually appear in the tables and that you have spelt the fieldnames
correctly.
--
Terry Kreft
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@m 79g2000cwm.goog legroups.com...
I noticed that this morning and fixed it. Now, it is asking me for the
values of RID and EVENTID. Not sure if there are any past that because
I didn't have an exact event ID to plug in at that moment.
Terry Kreft wrote:
You've got a couple of commas (,) missing
Should be something like:-
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME], " _
& "EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[RENTALID], " _
& "RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY] " _
& "FROM RENTALITEM " _
& "WHERE RENTAL.[RID] = forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID]"
--
Terry Kreft
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@q 16g2000cwq.goog legroups.com...
When I click on cmdEdit here is the error I get.
>
Run-time error '3075'
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'EVENT.[NAME]
EVENT.[FILENUMBER]'.
>
fredindy wrote:
The form being opened has Me.RecordSource = Me.OpenArgs in the On
Load
event. Would this be the same as what you've stated?
Jeff L wrote:
Try this:
>
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
>
Hope that helps!
>
>
>
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here.
Basically,
I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to
a
form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to
have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have
so
far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE],
RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
Thanks for any help.
Fred
>
Actually, on the form it's feeding, I have 2 combo boxes that have
concatenated data in them. I'll check and make sure that all the field
names and tables are correct but I wonder that since the data is
concatenated, that might be causing the issue.
Terry Kreft wrote:
If it's popping a dialog up to ask for those values then check that the
fields actually appear in the tables and that you have spelt the fieldnames
correctly.
--
Terry Kreft
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@m 79g2000cwm.goog legroups.com...
I noticed that this morning and fixed it. Now, it is asking me for the
values of RID and EVENTID. Not sure if there are any past that because
I didn't have an exact event ID to plug in at that moment.
Terry Kreft wrote:
You've got a couple of commas (,) missing
>
Should be something like:-
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME], " _
& "EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[RENTALID], " _
& "RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY] " _
& "FROM RENTALITEM " _
& "WHERE RENTAL.[RID] = forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID]"
>
>
>
--
>
Terry Kreft
>
>
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@q 16g2000cwq.goog legroups.com...
When I click on cmdEdit here is the error I get.
Run-time error '3075'
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'EVENT.[NAME]
EVENT.[FILENUMBER]'.
fredindy wrote:
The form being opened has Me.RecordSource = Me.OpenArgs in the On
Load
event. Would this be the same as what you've stated?
>
Jeff L wrote:
Try this:
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
Hope that helps!
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here.
Basically,
I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to
a
form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to
have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have
so
far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
>
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
>
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE],
RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
>
>
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
>
Thanks for any help.
>
Fred
Here is the SQL from both forms
frmSearchRental
sSQL: Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME],
EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], RENTALITEM.[RENTALID],
RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]
FROM RENTALITEM
WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]
frmEditRental
cmbEVENT: SELECT ([RENTAL].[EventID]) & ", " & nz([EVENT].[Name]) & ",
" & nz([EVENT].[FILENUMBER]) AS Expr1
FROM EVENT INNER JOIN RENTAL ON [EVENT].[EVENTID]=[RENTAL].[EventID];
cmbPrice: SELECT [RENTALITEM].[RentalID], ([RENTAL.RENTALIT EM]) & ", "
& ([RENTAL].[RENTALTYPE]) & ", " & ([RENTAL].[PRICEPERUNIT]) AS Expr1
FROM RENTAL INNER JOIN RENTALITEM ON
[RENTAL].[RentalID]=[RENTALITEM].[RentalID];
txtRentalDate: RentalDate
txtRID: RID
txtQuantity: Quantity
fredindy wrote:
Actually, on the form it's feeding, I have 2 combo boxes that have
concatenated data in them. I'll check and make sure that all the field
names and tables are correct but I wonder that since the data is
concatenated, that might be causing the issue.
Terry Kreft wrote:
If it's popping a dialog up to ask for those values then check that the
fields actually appear in the tables and that you have spelt the fieldnames
correctly.
--
Terry Kreft
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@m 79g2000cwm.goog legroups.com...
I noticed that this morning and fixed it. Now, it is asking me for the
values of RID and EVENTID. Not sure if there are any past that because
I didn't have an exact event ID to plug in at that moment.
Terry Kreft wrote:
You've got a couple of commas (,) missing
Should be something like:-
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME], " _
& "EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[RENTALID], " _
& "RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE], " _
& "RENTALITEM .[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY] " _
& "FROM RENTALITEM " _
& "WHERE RENTAL.[RID] = forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID]"
--
Terry Kreft
"fredindy" <fs*****@yahoo. comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@q 16g2000cwq.goog legroups.com...
When I click on cmdEdit here is the error I get.
>
Run-time error '3075'
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'EVENT.[NAME]
EVENT.[FILENUMBER]'.
>
fredindy wrote:
The form being opened has Me.RecordSource = Me.OpenArgs in the On
Load
event. Would this be the same as what you've stated?
Jeff L wrote:
Try this:
>
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal
Forms!frmEditRe ntal.RecordSour ce = sSQL
>
Hope that helps!
>
>
>
fredindy wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do here.
Basically,
I
want to pull data from several different tables and send them to
a
form
using open args. However, the form that is being fed need to
have
certain columns of data concatenated. Here is the code I have
so
far.
I'm sure it's not right because it doesn't work right.
Private Sub cmdEdit_Click()
Dim sSQL As String
sSQL = "Select RENTAL.[RID], RENTAL.[EVENTID], EVENT.[NAME]" & _
" EVENT.[FILENUMBER], RENTAL.[RENTALDATE],
RENTALITEM.[RENTALID]" &
_
" RENTAL.[RENTALITEM], RENTAL.[RENTALTYPE]," & _
" RENTALITEM.[PRICEPERUNIT], RENTAL.[QUANTITY]" & _
" FROM RENTALITEM " & _
"WHERE forms![frmRentalSearch].[RID] = RENTAL.[RID]"
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEditRental" , acNormal, OpenArgs:=sSQL
End Sub
Thanks for any help.
Fred
>
>
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