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I am creating a small Access db which performs a series of updates to a SQL database.

The Access db consists of a ‘Main Form’, from which the user can run each update via a series of command buttons.

Each update has been written as a SQL pass-through query.

Example Update:
UPDATE unit_instance_o ccurrences uio
SET fes_active_plac es =
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM registration_un its ru
WHERE ru.fes_unit_ins tance_code = uio.fes_uins_in stance_code
AND ru.uio_occurren ce_code = uio.calocc_occu rrence_code
AND ru.progress_sta tus = 'A'
AND ru.uio_occurren ce_code = 07);
Each query is dependant on a year (Eg: 07) however I want the user to determine that year from a combo box on the ‘Main Form’.

How do I best go about this?

The key thing is that i want to be able to run my pass through query from a button on the form. Before clicking the button the user must select the year. Somehow I either want to be able to insert that year as a parameter into the body of the PTQ or if necessary I can rewrite the pass-through update queries as pure Access-update queries and insert it there instead.

Have pretty much hit a wall with this so any help would be greatly appreciated!
Sep 13 '07
22 11322
MMcCarthy
14,534 Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Sorry, the line...

"CurrentDb.Quer yDefs("Active Update Query").Updatab le"

has since been removed.
You have set up "Active Update Query" as a pass through query though? It is an action query, yes?

Check the properties of the query.
Sep 21 '07 #21
Lewe22
94 New Member
Success at last!!!!!!!

Thank you so much.

Turns out it was as simple an error as the fact the "Active Pass Through" query was initially created as a Access update query. Upon recreating as pass through everything worked fine.
Sep 21 '07 #22
MMcCarthy
14,534 Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Success at last!!!!!!!

Thank you so much.

Turns out it was as simple an error as the fact the "Active Pass Through" query was initially created as a Access update query. Upon recreating as pass through everything worked fine.
That's great. Glad you got it working.
Sep 21 '07 #23

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