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other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Why Run-time error '3061'. Too few parameters. Expected 1? Access 2010 up vote 1 down vote favorite I have researched all the STACKOVERFLOW questions on this but cannot make it work. I have a simple table: And a form: I want to extract the fields from the table run time error 3061 too few parameters expected 3 T:ActityRoster and the “Activity Date” from the form and “add” them to a table T:ActivityHistory. A STACKOVERFLOW expert helped me with some code, but it won’t even set the first recordset:rsIn Dim ActID As Integer, actDate As Date, val1 As Long, val2 As Long, val3 As Boolean, val4 As Currency Dim db As Database, rsIn As Recordset, rsOut As Recordset Dim strSQL As String Set db = CurrentDb ActID = Me.cboActivityName.Column(0) strSQL = "SELECT * FROM T:ActivityRoster WHERE [ActivityID] = ActID" Debug.Print strSQL Set rsIn = db.OpenRecordset(strSQL, dbOpenDynaset, dbReadOnly) rsIn.MoveLast Set rsOut = db.OpenRecordset("T:AttendanceHistory", dbOpenDynaset, dbEditAdd) rsOut.MoveLast actDate = Me.ActivityDate.Value ' retrive the date from the form With rsIn .MoveFirst Do val1 = !ActivityID val2 = !MemberID val3 = !Attended val4 = !AmtSpent With rsOut .AddNew !ActivityDate = actDate !ActivityID = val1 !MemberID = val2 !Attended = val3 !AmtSpent = val4 .Update End With .MoveNext Loop Until .EOF .Close End With rsOut.Close Set rsIn = Nothing Set rsOut = Nothing Set db = Nothing End Sub I have verified that all
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Hi all, I am getting this run-time error when I try to execute SQL statement from VB code in Access 2000. Here is my code" Dim sCqlStr As String Dim myDb As DAO.Database Dim myRs As DAO.Recordset Set myDb = CurrentDb cSqlStr = http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/run-time-error-3061-too-few-parameters-expected-1.1632430/ "SELECT Unit FROM q_NotImp2Imp;" Set myRs = myDb.OpenRecordset(cSqlStr) This is where it failed. I can run this query ("Select Unit From q_NotImp2Imp") in Access SQL query window and it works just fine. Please help! Regards, Marin Marin, Jul 28, 2003 #1 http://vbcity.com/forums/t/167850.aspx Advertisements Ken Snell Guest Assuming that q_NotImp2Imp is a query, I am guessing that it contains a parameter. You need to resolve that parameter in your SQL routine when you call it via code. And you can do that by using too few the SQL statement of the query itself and then evaluating the parameter before you call the query. -- Ken Snell
'3061': Too few parameters. Expected 1. rated by 0 users This post has 1 verified answer | 1 Reply | 1 Follower Suggest an Answer Reply wheels Scarborough, Maine Since 7/27/2002 Posts 793 Reputation 13,635 DAVE (wheels) posted on 10/30/2013 9:55 AM rated by 0 users Good afternoon. I am trying to execute a query to fill a text field on an Access report, and I am getting the run-time error. I have the following code that works fine: Dim db As DAO.Database Dim rs As DAO.Recordset Dim myArray() As Variant, i As Long Dim strSQL As String, strHighPriorityIDs As String, strStartDate As Date, strEndDate As Date i = 1 Set db = CurrentDb strStartDate = [Forms]![Rpt_Options]![txtStartDate].Value strEndDate = [Forms]![Rpt_Options]![txtEndDate].Value strSQL = "SELECT [Feedback Form].ID FROM [Feedback Form] WHERE ([Feedback Form].Priority='High' AND [Feedback Form].Date Between #" & strStartDate & "# And #" & strEndDate & "#)" Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(strSQL, dbOpenSnapshot) However when I use the following strSQL code it fails with the parameter error: strSQL = "SELECT [Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form].ID From [Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form] WHERE ([Forms]![Rpt_Options]![cboBizArea]='Core Market' AND [Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form].[Core Marketing Feedback Source] Is Not Null AND [Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form].Priority='High' AND ([Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form].Date Between #" & strStartDate & "# AND #" & strEndDate & "#)) OR ([Forms]![Rpt_Options]![cboBizArea]='NCG' AND [Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form].[NCG Feedback Source] Is Not Null AND [Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form].Priority='High' AND ([Client Services/CMT GOS Feedback Form].Date Between #" & strStartDate & "# AND #" & strEndDate & "#))" Also if I just reference the query (which works when I run directly), I get an Run-time error '3061': Too few parameters. Expected 3 I am using the same code as above, but the rs is set as follows: Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("qryHighPriorityIDs", dbOpenSnapshot) Very odd and frustrating. A second pair of eyes would be welcome and helpful. I would appreciate any insgiht anyone may have. Thank you, WHEELS Filed under: MS Office, Access, VBA, Windows 7 | Post Points: 5 Verified Answer wheels Scarborough, Maine Since 7/27/2002 Posts 793 Reputation 13,635 Reply DAVE (wheels) replied on 10/30/2013 11:22 AM rated by 0 users Verified by DAVE (wheels) [Forms]![Rpt_Options]![cboBizArea].Value I FINALLY figured it out. It appears the dynamic SQL didn't like referencing the drop down value on the form directly, and was unable t