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Error when Referring To a Field on a Form In an SQL statement in Access 2003

Asked by Hubbsjp21 in Microsoft Access Database

I have run into this problem before, but could not dig up the old solution.  I have code that runs on the AfterUpdate event of a combo box on a form.  In the code, I refer to the value in the combo box, but always get this error:

 . . . . Run-time error '3061':

 . . . .Too few parameters. Expected 1.

The debugger points to the last line in this snippet

Set rsBranch = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("select distinct branch from qryProductionCorr")

I have run into this before, and am pretty sure my sytax is wrong based on the referral to the value in the combo box.  I have attached the snippet of code to this question.

Does anyone know the correct syntax here?

Thanks,

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Dim rs As DAO.Recordset, rsBranch As DAO.Recordset
Dim i As Integer, j As Integer, shtCnt As Integer
Dim sSql As String, branchCnt As Integer, colCnt, rowCnt, iCol, iRow
Dim xlObj As Object, nSheet As Object
Dim sqlProd As String
Dim srch As String
 
srch = Forms!frmRptGenerator.cmbCorrSearch
 
txtNameEnd = Format(Now(), "mmddyy_hh_nn_ss")
 
Dim qdf As DAO.QueryDef
Set qdf = CurrentDb.QueryDefs("qryProductionCorr")
 
sqlProd = "SELECT qryProductionWA_Corr.BRANCH, qryProductionWA_Corr.MS_Current, qryProductionWA_Corr.Start_Date, qryProductionWA_Corr.MS_Curr_Date, qryProductionWA_Corr.Borr_Last, qryProductionWA_Corr.Loan_Amnt,"
sqlProd = sqlProd & " qryProductionWA_Corr.Prop_Class, qryProductionWA_Corr.Loan_Ofcr, qryProductionWA_Corr.Prop_City, qryProductionWA_Corr.Prop_State, qryProductionWA_Corr.Cor_Name"
sqlProd = sqlProd & " FROM qryProductionWA_Corr"
sqlProd = sqlProd & " WHERE ((qryProductionWA_Corr.Cor_Name) Like Forms!frmReportGenerator.cmbCorrSearch)"
sqlProd = sqlProd & " ORDER BY BRANCH, qryProductionWA_Corr.Order, qryProductionWA_Corr.Start_Date;"
 
qdf.SQL = sqlProd
 
Set rsBranch = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("select distinct branch from qryProductionCorr")
 
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