Question

Report not Working

Asked by: running32

I have a report which in an access adp project.

The query I am using is

 SELECT tblMHCIntake.*, qselApplication.strPatientId, qselApplication.lngHouseId, qselApplication.strLName,
                      qselApplication.strFName, qselApplication.strMName, qselApplication.strGeneration,
                      qselApplication.ysnHomeCall0, qselApplication.ysnWorkCall0, qselApplication.ysnOtherCall0,
                      qselApplication.ysnHomeMsg0, qselApplication.ysnWorkMsg0, qselApplication.ysnOtherMsg0
FROM      qselApplication INNER JOIN
                      tblMHCIntake ON qselApplication.lngPatientId = tblMHCIntake.lngPatientId
WHERE  (tblMHCIntake.lngPatientId = ?)

When the button is clicked  the macro to fire this report is

If frmMainsubBtm.SourceObject = "frmMainsubIntakeMH" Then       'print all Intakes for MHC client
              DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord
            DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "rptMHCIntakeAll", acFormatSNP, strPath & lngPatientId & "-" & txtIntakeId & "-MHC_Intake.snp", True
     
I am getting the error One of yoru parameters is invalid.  I know the parameter is tblMHCIntake.lngPatientId = ? but I'm not sure how to pass it the IngPatientId from the code to the query.  If I run the query in the Statement Query window it brings back all the records.
     

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2005-04-01 at 11:03:18ID21373276
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Answers

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 11:05:55ID: 13683419

If I hard code a value into WHERE  (tblMHCIntake.lngPatientId = ?) then the report will run just fine.  

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 11:15:19ID: 13683505

Hi running32,

pass the value of lngPatientId to  new textbox in your Form,
then run the query, referening to this textbox

I hope this helps.

jaffer

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 11:26:41ID: 13683608

I'm sorry can you explain more for me.  I'm a little lost.

thanks

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 11:27:38ID: 13683615

Textbox 5 has the lngPatientId value

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 11:30:37ID: 13683640

> I'm not sure how to pass it the IngPatientId from the code to the query

In the query, in the lngPatientId field, place the following in the Criteria:
Forms![Your Form Name]![Text5]

this way the query will pull lngPatientId data from the Form.

jaffer

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 11:48:58ID: 13683798

Did it work for you?
OR am I missing somethig?

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 12:12:47ID: 13684001

I'm still trying to get it to work.  

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 12:17:07ID: 13684031

you said:
>Textbox 5 has the lngPatientId value

One way to test it is, Don't Run the code, but:
while the Form is open and Text5 has the value in it,
run the query:
In the query, in the lngPatientId field, place the following in the Criteria:
Forms![Your Form Name]![Text5]

This should give you the right Records.


jaffer

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 12:22:39ID: 13684079

I wasn't linking to a query. Would that be best?

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 12:23:18ID: 13684088

Come back Enter Parameter Value

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 12:25:17ID: 13684105

Now I am lost :o(

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 12:31:30ID: 13684158

When I try and add to the criteria Forms![frptMHCIntakeAll]![Text5] I get the error DataType error in expression

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 12:33:23ID: 13684183

is your Form Open and Text5 contains a value?

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 12:43:08ID: 13684246

Yes it has a number

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 12:47:21ID: 13684273

and does the query show the correct Records now?

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 13:10:05ID: 13684452

Nope is just keeps saying one of your parameters is invalid

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 13:12:37ID: 13684472

can you zip your mdb and email it to me to llok at,
you will find my email in my profile, click on my name to see it.

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-01 at 13:48:56ID: 13684735

I wish I could but I cannot.

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-01 at 23:46:05ID: 13686919

Could you just save the part that is causing the problem and bits of the Table, save them as mdb and send them.
The problem is that I cannot understand fully what is the problem.
OR
I can put together a sample mdb and send it to you, but you will have to tell me the structure of your adp and some data, so that I can mimic it and put it together.

I don't think the problem is in solving the problem, but I think it is in the communication/explaination.

jaffer

 

by: puppydogbuddyPosted on 2005-04-03 at 22:29:41ID: 13695103

Is the name of your textbox, [Text5] or [Textbox 5]?  You must reference the correct name of your textbox in the criteria jaffer gave you.

 

by: shanesuebsahakarnPosted on 2005-04-04 at 06:52:09ID: 13697564

Can you post the *actual* SQL that you are using?

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-04 at 10:08:05ID: 13699610

Here is the code being called.  This code will work if I want to call by txtIntakeId  but I want to call by lngPatientId.  thanks

 Case Is = 16
        If frmMainsubBtm.SourceObject = "frmMainsubIntakeMH" Then       'print all Intakes for MHC client
            DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord
            Set cnn = CurrentProject.Connection
            Set r = New ADODB.Recordset
            r.Open "tblMHCIntake", cnn, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly
            r.Filter = "lngPatientId=" & lngPatientId
            If r.EOF = False Then
                lngId = Forms!frmMain!txtIntakeId
                Do Until r.EOF
                    Forms!frmMain!txtIntakeId = r.Fields("lngIntakeId")
                    DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "rptMHCIntakeAll", acFormatSNP, strPath & lngPatientId & "-" & txtIntakeId & "-MHC_Intake.snp", False
                    DoCmd.OpenReport "rptMHCIntakeAll", acViewNormal
                    r.MoveNext
                    Forms!frmMain!txtIntakeId = lngId
                Loop
            Else
                MsgBox "Sorry, no client contacts to print.", vbInformation, "No Data..."
            End If

            r.Close
            cnn.Close
            Set r = Nothing
            Set cnn = Nothing
        End If

and here is the sql query
SELECT tblMHCIntake.*, qselApplication.strPatientId, qselApplication.lngHouseId, qselApplication.strLName,
                      qselApplication.strFName, qselApplication.strMName, qselApplication.strGeneration, qselApplication.strWPhone,
                      qselApplication.strOPhone, qselApplication.strGender, qselApplication.dtmDOB, qselApplication.intAge,
                      qselApplication.strSSNum, qselApplication.bytEligibility, qselApplication.dtmEligExpires, qselApplication.strAddress,
                      qselApplication.strCity, qselApplication.strState, qselApplication.strZip, qselApplication.strMAddress,
                      qselApplication.strMCity, qselApplication.strMState, qselApplication.strMZip, qselApplication.strHPhone,
                      qselApplication.intCat, qselApplication.intHousehold, qselApplication.bytHomeless, qselApplication.strHomeless,
                      qselApplication.ysnHomeCall0, qselApplication.ysnWorkCall0, qselApplication.ysnOtherCall0,
                      qselApplication.ysnHomeMsg0, qselApplication.ysnWorkMsg0, qselApplication.ysnOtherMsg0
FROM      qselApplication INNER JOIN
                      tblMHCIntake ON qselApplication.lngPatientId = tblMHCIntake.lngPatientId
WHERE  (qselApplication.lngPatientId = ?)

 

by: shanesuebsahakarnPosted on 2005-04-04 at 11:27:43ID: 13700334

So you have a ? in your query? If so, when you replace the ? character with the Forms!MyForm!MyTextbox you get an error message?

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-04 at 12:02:45ID: 13700662

I get error in where clause near ! unable to parse query text.

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-05 at 07:24:19ID: 13707498

While thanking you for the points and the grade, running32

Can you please tell us what happened that my older comment is suddenly working for you?


jaffer

 

by: running32Posted on 2005-04-05 at 08:35:02ID: 13708304

Actually it was a combination of all your comments and me poking around in the report.  I should have put  Forms![frptMHCIntakeAll]![Text5]  in the properties of the report along with in the sql statement.  I was missing that one step.

Thanks for your help!

 

by: jjafferrPosted on 2005-04-05 at 08:38:09ID: 13708349

Thanks

and good luck in your project

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