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2,623 Vote0 Why do I get an error "Too few Parameters. Expected 2" when I run a query in the Database Toolbox 3.5.1 (R2009a)? Asked by MathWorks Support Team MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,643 questions 13,643 answers 13,642 accepted answers Reputation: 2,623 on 31 Jul 2009 Accepted Answer by MathWorks Support Team MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,643 run time error 3061 too few parameters expected 1 questions 13,643 answers 13,642 accepted answers Reputation: 2,623 353 views (last 30 days) 353 views (last 30 days) When I execute the following querySELECT ALL column-name FROM tablename I obtain the following error: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 2.However, I am able to run the same query on other columns of the same table in the database. 0 Comments Show all comments Tags databasequeryerrortoofewparametersspecialcharacterscolumnselect Products Database Toolbox Related Content 1 Answer MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,643 questions 13,643 answers 13,642 accepted answers Reputation: 2,623 Vote0 Link Direct link to this answer: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/92918#answer_102267 Answer by MathWorks Support Team MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,643 questions 13,643 answers 13,642 accepted answers Reputation: 2,623 on 31 Jul 2009 Accepted answer This error is obtained because the column names being selected have special characters. If there are special characters in the column names of the database, the name should be surrounded with brackets in the SQL query. The query should be executed as shown below:SELECT ALL [column-name] FROM tablename 0 Comments Show all
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Times in 2 Posts Error 3061: Too Few Parameters. Expected 2 I have a form, which is opened from another form. When I try doing anything on the second form, I get the error message: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/92918-why-do-i-get-an-error-too-few-parameters-expected-2-when-i-run-a-query-in-the-database-toolbox-3 Run-time error ‘3061’: Too few parameters. Expected 2 The code that is running is: Code: Private Sub ACPDailyDate_Exit(Cancel As Integer) Dim x, y, z As String Dim r As Recordset, db As Database Dim DocName As String Dim LinkCriteria As String DocName = "frmACPData" Dim intNewRecord As Integer intNewRecord = IsNull(Me.ACPDailyID) Set db = CurrentDb() Set r = db.OpenRecordset("qryPtACPDaily") 'If intNewRecord Then Do Until r.EOF If r.Fields("acpdailydate") = Me.ACPDailyDate.Value Then http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=45940 msgbox r.Fields("PtFirstName") & " " & r.Fields ("PtLastName") & " already has ACP data for this date " & _ Chr(13) & r.Fields("acpdailydate"), vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Warning" DoCmd.Close Exit Sub ElseIf r.NoMatch Then End If r.MoveNext Loop 'Else Exit Sub 'End If Me.Refresh Exit Sub End Sub The line highlighted is: Set r = db.OpenRecordset("qryPtACPDaily") In the query there are 2 parameters: [Forms]![frmACPData]![EpisodeID] [Forms]![frmACPData]![UnitNo] The query runs fine on its own (when the form’s open). Does anyone know what’s wrong please? __________________ If you want to go to Heaven, you have to go via King's Cross! Not sure what to do with your old photos, or would like a special gift! To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. - UK Last edited by Ally; 04-14-2003 at 02:22 AM. Ally View Public Profile Find More Posts by Ally 04-14-2003, 02:33 AM #2 Mile-O Back once again... Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Glasgow, UK Posts: 11,312 Thanks: 4 Thanked 112 Times in 107 Posts It would look like you are opening the query (via DAO) when it requires the parameters to open the query and, if the form is not o
Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 2./jby2202/mz_asp_sql.asp, line 51 I've already checked line 51. It goes like this: rsGlobalWeb.Open SqlJunk, dbGlobalWeb, 3, 3 As I can see, I already have 2 parameters. What error is the server https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/odbc-microsoft-access-driver-too-few-parameters-expected-2/1733 refering to? swampBoogie 2004-09-23 10:27:43 UTC #2 It is the statement in SqlJunk that is erroneous. A common cause is that you refer to non-existing columns or tables. jby2202 2004-09-24 00:41:38 UTC #3 swampBoogie said: It http://access.mvps.org/access/queries/qry0013.htm is the statement in SqlJunk that is erroneous. A common cause is that you refer to non-existing columns or tables. I've checked it already. and I don't think I'm refering to any non-existing columns or too few tables. hmm.. my database has 6 columns. The 1st column is the "Auto-number" thingy. The other 5 contain the data which I have entered. When I run the search thing for the last 4 'headings' or columns, I can get some results. But when I try to key in some numbers to search under the 2nd criteria, I get the error that I have too few parameters. Expected 2. err.. too few parameters do you need to see the source code? r937 2004-09-24 01:38:08 UTC #4 no, please, no source code just the sql jby2202 2004-09-24 01:58:48 UTC #5 r937 said: no, please, no source code just the sql DSNName = "DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ="DSNName = DSNName & Server.MapPath("db1.mdb") Set dbGlobalWeb = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")dbGlobalWeb.Open DSNName SqlJunk = "SELECT * FROM [X/X_database]" If Request.Form("TypeSearch") = "X/X" Then SqlJunk = SqlJunk & " WHERE X/X LIKE '%" & _ Request.Form("DaInBox") & "%'"End If If Request.Form("TypeSearch") = "AN" Then SqlJunk = SqlJunk & " WHERE AN LIKE '%" & _ Request.Form("DaInBox") & "%'"End If Set rsGlobalWeb = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")rsGlobalWeb.Open SqlJunk, dbGlobalWeb, 3, 3 ------> error occurred at this line r937 2004-09-24 02:17:42 UTC #6 no, please, no source code just display the sql statement after all the substitution of variables and stuff jby2202 2004-09-24 02:37:00 UTC #7 r937 said: no, please, no source code just display the sql statement after all the substitution of variables and stuff err...I'm very sorry, i have no idea what you are saying. coz i'm like new to sql and stuff. what statement after all the substitution of variables? er.. can you give me an example? jby2202 2004-09-24 02:43:39 UTC #8 r937 said: no, please, no source code just display the sql st
of Use Queries: Too few parameters, expected n Author(s) Dev Ashish & Andy Baron (Q) Whenever I try to run/execute a query/SQL from code which has a WHERE clause, I get a runtime errors , "Too Few Parameters. Expected 1." What's going on?? (A) Your WHERE clause most probably is referencing a control on a form. For example, strSQL="Select * from tblPeople where PeopleID= forms!SomeForm!PeopleID" You have to remember that Jet does not know about Forms/Reports etc. So it tries to evaluate forms!SomeForm!PeopleID as a parameter instead of looking at the actual control itself. And your error message is the result. The proper way would to concatenate the value returned by the referenced control. (Note: If you're not sure how to handle strings and dates in this manner, check out the article titled Use Variables in SQL behind forms) strSQL="Select * from People where PeopleID=" & forms!SomeForm!PeopleID From Andy Baron: When a parameterized query is run in Access, Access provides an expression service that evaluates many parameters. For example, a reference to a control on an open form will be evaluated automatically, and the query containing that parameter will use the value contained in that control. This expression service is not available when you use VBA code to execute a parameterized action query or to open a recordset based on a parameterized query that returns records. Your code must supply the exact parameter values to be used. This is done through the use of QueryDef objects. QueryDef objects have a Parameters collection containing Parameter objects that have a Name property, a Value property and an index in the collection. These objects and properties are used to supply the required parameter values. Set db = CurrentDb Set qdf = db.QueryDefs("MyQuery") 'several syntaxes are possible qdf(0) = Me!MyControl qdf.Parameters(1) = 123 qdf![forms!frmParameters!txtNewDate] = #2/2/98# Set rst = qdf.OpenRecordset(dbOpenSnapshot) 'or qdf.Execute dbFailOnError With Access queries that contain paramters that are all references to Access controls on open forms, you can simulate the expression service that Access provides when the queries are run through the user interface, as follows: Set db = CurrentDb Set qdf = db.QueryDefs("MyQuery") For Each prm In qdf.Parameters prm.Value = Eval(prm.Name) Next prm Set rs = qdf.OpenRecordset(dbOpenDynaset) ' or qdf.Execute dbFailOnError © 1998-2010, Dev Ashish & Arvin Meyer, All rights reserved. Optimized for Microsoft Internet Explorer