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Ed Carron
When I run a CurrentDb.Execute statement with a stored Access Insert Query
as the first argument, and dbFailOnError as the second argument, I get an
error message "Too few parameters. Expected 3."
When I rewrite the statement to have a hard-coded insert statement as the
first argument, and dbFailOnError as the second argument, the code works
fine.
Problem is I need to run the execute with the stored Access Insert Query
that gets its insert values from controls on the active form.
Is there a way that I can do that?
Thanks,
Ed
as the first argument, and dbFailOnError as the second argument, I get an
error message "Too few parameters. Expected 3."
When I rewrite the statement to have a hard-coded insert statement as the
first argument, and dbFailOnError as the second argument, the code works
fine.
Problem is I need to run the execute with the stored Access Insert Query
that gets its insert values from controls on the active form.
Is there a way that I can do that?
Thanks,
Ed