Odbc Error Too Few Parameters Expected 2
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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 microsoft odbc excel driver too few parameters. expected 2 see, I already have 2 parameters. What error is the server refering
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to? swampBoogie 2004-09-23 10:27:43 UTC #2 It is the statement in SqlJunk that is erroneous. A common too few parameters. expected 2 excel cause is that you refer to non-existing columns or tables. jby2202 2004-09-24 00:41:38 UTC #3 swampBoogie said: It is the statement in SqlJunk that is erroneous. A common cause is
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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 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 too few parameters. expected 3 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.. 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:
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