Access 2007 Invalid Procedure Call Error
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help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,417 IT Pros & Developers. It's invalid procedure call access query quick & easy. Invalid procedure call in query - why!??! P: n/a access invalid procedure call or argument Martin Lacoste [Access 2000] Ok, before I headbutt the computer... don't know why when I add criteria in a
Run-time Error '5' Invalid Procedure Call
query, I get an 'invalid procedure call'. I also don't know why after searching the help in access, the various access newsgroups, the access support centre, I can seem to http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_access-mso_other/access-2007-errors-invalid-procedure-call-and/8b413add-e63f-4952-901c-38baa2f9e524 find no similar situation. I am not using any references, or VBA at all in the first place. I am trying to set up a simple (or so I thought) query to work with the text of two tables. Once I've found the occurrence of a string within another string (works fine), I am asking to find the character before (using https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/199927-invalid-procedure-call-query-why Left, Mid and InStr functions), since I don't care if the string is a part of a word (ie. is there a space before the said string). All this works fine... until.. When I enter ANY criteria in this expression, using every format I can think of (<>, NOT LIKE, NOT, etc..) and try to run the query, I get an invalid procedure call, and the query will not run. I've eliminated non-null results, in case that was causing problems (would it?). Here's the code, if it helps...: SELECT Master_CAO.FullText, [Standardized Spellings].WrongCase, InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]) AS [Position], Asc(Left(Mid([FullText],InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]),[LengthWrong]),1)) AS WrongWord, [Standardized Spellings].[Ascii-Char1], Left(Mid([FullText],(InStr([FullText],[WrongCase])-1),[LengthWrong]),1) AS PrevChar FROM Master_CAO, [Standardized Spellings] WHERE (((Master_CAO.FullText) Is Not Null) AND (([Standardized Spellings].WrongCase) Is Not Null) AND ((InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]))>1) AND ((Asc(Left(Mid([FullText],InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]),[LengthWrong]),1)))<>[Ascii-Char1]) AND ((Left(Mid([FullText],(InStr([FullText],![WrongCase])-1),[LengthWrong]),1))="v")) ORDER BY Left(Mid([FullText],(InStr([FullText],[WrongCase])-1),[LengthWrong]),1); It's the criteria right before ORDER BY that is causing the problem - I've tried various characters, etc.. There are no duplicate fields between the two tables, hence full references (ie. [Master]![FullText]) shouldn't be needed, right? The two tables aren't linked - any problem here? Again, don't know why it would - everything else wo
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? Ask a question, help others, and get answers from the community Discussions Start a thread and discuss today's topics with top experts Blogs Read the latest tech blogs written by experienced community members Access 2007 invalid procedure call or argument (runapp) Longshot9 5 pts. Tags: Thanks! We'll email youwhen relevant content isadded and updated. Following Follow Microsoft Access 2007 Hi. We have a proprietary Access Database/program that a former employee created for us. We have no knowledge of how to fix it, most of the time it still works just fine. A user in our office gets the error in the subject when he tries to run it. It worked fine up until a few days ago and I have no idea how to fix it. Tried cleaning up his system, windows updates, repairing office, no go. Happens on other profiles too. I didn't code the program or have any knowledge of access programming. Any suggestions? Thanks!Software/Hardware used: Access 2007 Asked: November 21, 20134:55 AM Last updated: November 21, 20133:35 PM Related Questions Microsoft Outlook error message Outlook 2002 on Vista Can I learn HANA without any programming language knowledge? RPG DUMP opcode produces no output in Apache CGI programs How can I start my IT career? Access Point issues netgear WG302 Access point Answer Wiki Last updated: November 21, 20133:35 PM GMT bhannah2,785 pts. History Contributors Ordered by most recent bhannah2,785 pts. Michael Tidmarsh48,550 pts. Thanks. We'll let you know when a new response is added. Without actually seeing the Access Database, There are several possibilities here. The best possibility that the database was created in an earlier version of Access than the 2007 version. If this is the case, then it needs to be updated to the new version. It sounds like some of the calls to it, are not being properly recognized Access 2007. This can happen if you are running multiple versions off Access and you still need the older version because you still have machines running the older version. When you update the version, some of the calls may have to be manually recoded as they will not translate to the newer version of Access. Since you also mentioned that it is also happening on other profiles, check the permissions of those profiles to see if they have all the correct permissions. Just because the profile can see the database, does not mean that the permissions have all been granted properly. It is not mentioned, but do the users (profiles) have to login into