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8.4

VBA Recordset Query talking to SQL 2005 causes Access to crash

Asked by schmir1 in Access Coding/Macros

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That attached code causes Access to spontaneously close ("Microsoft Access has encountered an error and needs to close" message).  Happens at the "Set rstOrders..." line below.  Code works fine when Orders, Orders_Subtable, and Receiving tables are Access backend table but crashes when tables are SQL 2005 tables.  Note: I'm convert to SQL 2005 backend.  I tried code on two different PCs with the same results.  How can I change my query to work? Start Free Trial 
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Public Function ProjectOrderQty(strComponentNum As String, strProjectNum As String) As Long
'Find all the matching components that are already On Order for this Project but not received
  Dim rstOrders As Recordset
  Dim strQuery As String
  
  strQuery = "SELECT Sum([Orders_Subtable].Quantity) as SumOfQty_on_Order, Sum(Receiving.Quantity) AS SumOfQty_Received" & _
             " FROM (Orders" & _
             "   LEFT JOIN Receiving" & _
             "   ON ( Orders.[Orders_ID] = Receiving.[Orders_ID] AND Receiving.[Component_Num] =" & "'" & strComponentNum & "')" & _
             "   )" & _
             " INNER JOIN [Orders_Subtable]" & _
             "   ON ( Orders.[Orders_ID] = [Orders_Subtable].[Orders_ID]" & _
             "   AND [Orders_Subtable].On_Order =" & True & _
             "   AND [Orders_Subtable].[Component_Num] =" & "'" & strComponentNum & "')" & _
             " WHERE Orders.[Project_Num] =" & "'" & strProjectNum & "'"
  Set rstOrders = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(strQuery, dbOpenSnapshot) '<- Access spontaneous closes here
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Zone: Access Coding/Macros
Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003, VBA, Access closes
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