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Query paramete error
Hello All,
For some reason when I use a [Enter data] parameter in a queries criteria it will not retreive any data, but if I add "000887479500" in it will work. This is the case no mater if it is a text, or numeric field. I does it on any feild I try. I am using access97. I went to MS, but found no updates for it. Is there a know bug, or is only me and my machine? Are there any settings that would control this? Thanks for looking. |
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On Tue, 24 May 2005 19:14:01 -0700, "Mark"
wrote: Hello All, For some reason when I use a [Enter data] parameter in a queries criteria it will not retreive any data, but if I add "000887479500" in it will work. This is the case no mater if it is a text, or numeric field. I does it on any feild I try. I am using access97. I went to MS, but found no updates for it. Is there a know bug, or is only me and my machine? Are there any settings that would control this? Thanks for looking. Please post the SQL view of your query. I am not aware of any such "bug", and I used many, many parameter queries in A97. I suspect there is some other error in your query. Indicate the datatype of the field being searched. John W. Vinson[MVP] |
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John
Here is the SQL view of my query. The Field is text and my criteria is numeric with leading zero's, but I have changed the parameter on the query to text. I have also ran this on a text field with text criteria and nothing. I will show this query in SQL view too at the end. Thanks This query works, SELECT VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.CONT, VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.NEST_TO_CONT FROM VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T WHERE (((VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.CONT)="000654035500")); this one doesn't SELECT VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.CONT, VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.NEST_TO_CONT FROM VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T WHERE (((VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.CONT)="[Enter Container Number?]")); This one doesn't either and the field is text and the criteria is text. SELECT VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.CONT, VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.NEST_TO_CONT, VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.OP_CODE FROM VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T WHERE (((VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.OP_CODE)=[data])); I was trying to rule out if this is a text, numeric issue and with the last query this has ruled it out with me. "John Vinson" wrote: On Tue, 24 May 2005 19:14:01 -0700, "Mark" wrote: Hello All, For some reason when I use a [Enter data] parameter in a queries criteria it will not retreive any data, but if I add "000887479500" in it will work. This is the case no mater if it is a text, or numeric field. I does it on any feild I try. I am using access97. I went to MS, but found no updates for it. Is there a know bug, or is only me and my machine? Are there any settings that would control this? Thanks for looking. Please post the SQL view of your query. I am not aware of any such "bug", and I used many, many parameter queries in A97. I suspect there is some other error in your query. Indicate the datatype of the field being searched. John W. Vinson[MVP] |
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On Tue, 24 May 2005 23:20:01 -0700, "Mark"
wrote: this one doesn't SELECT VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.CONT, VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.NEST_TO_CONT FROM VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T WHERE (((VIAWARE_WCS_TO_VIA_T.CONT)="[Enter Container Number?]")); The reason it doesn't work is that it is searching for records where the CONT field contains the literal text string [Enter Container Number?] - and there probably won't be any. Just remove the quotes. John W. Vinson[MVP] |
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