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Error 2107 The value you entered doesn't meet the validation rule defined for the field or control
Posted on 2014-03-01
I am using the following code in a search form to create an sql to use as the recordsource for the form. It works fine except for when a Date To is selected.
It seems that the problem is with the codes between line 37 and 42. But the codes in these lines are almost identical to the codes in line 30-35 which works fine.
Public Sub SearchForm()
'Main body of the query
strSQL = "SELECT Distinct tblDocs.* FROM tblDocs INNER JOIN tblDocumentContents ON tblDocs.fldDocID=tblDocumentContents.fldDocID"
'Create Where conditions based on the selected search controls
strWhere = " WHERE tblDocs.fldDocID In (Select fldDocID From tblDocs "
strWhere = strWhere & "WHERE fldDocNameID Like " & Nz(Me.cboSearchDocuments, " '*' ") & ") "
If Not IsNull(Me.cboSearchPeople) Then
strWhere = strWhere & "AND tblDocs.fldDocID "
strWhere = strWhere & "In (Select fldDocID From tblDocumentContents WHERE fldEntityID Like " & Me.cboSearchPeople & ")"
End If
If Not IsNull(Me.cboSearchPlaces) Then
strWhere = strWhere & " AND tblDocs.fldDocID "
strWhere = strWhere & "In (Select fldDocID From tblDocumentContents WHERE fldPlaceID Like " & Me.cboSearchPlaces & ")"
End If
If Not IsNull(Me.cboSearchTopics) Then
strWhere = strWhere & " AND tblDocs.fldDocID "
strWhere = strWhere & "In (Select fldDocID From tblDocumentContents WHERE fldTopicID Like " & Me.cboSearchTopics & ")"
End If
If Not IsNull(Me.txtDateFrom) Then
strWhere = strWhere & " AND tblDocs.fldDocID "
strWhere = strWhere & "In (Select fldDocID From tblDocs WHERE fldDate >= #" & Me.txtDateFrom & "#)"
End If
If Not IsNull(Me.txtDateTo) Then
strWhere = strWhere & " AND tblDocs.fldDocID "
strWhere = strWhere & "In (Select fldDocID From tblDocs WHERE fldDate <= #" & Me.txtDateTo & "#)"
End If
'Complete the SQL
strSQL = strSQL & " " & strWhere
'Assign strSQL to the form recordsource.
Me.RecordSource = strSQL
'Refresh form if there is no records
If Me.RecordsetClone.RecordCount = 0 Then
MsgBox "This search produce 0 records"
Call cmdRefresh_Click
End If
End Sub
It seems that the problem is with the codes between line 37 and 42. But the codes in these lines are almost identical to the codes in line 30-35 which works fine.
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to see the SQL statement that was created,
'Complete the SQL
strSQL = strSQL & " " & strWhere
'Add this line
Debug.print strSQL
look at what was printed in the Immediate window and you will see that the SQL statement is not correct, when you have both the "txtDateFrom" and "txtDateTo" (are not null) filled out.
'Complete the SQL
strSQL = strSQL & " " & strWhere
'Add this line
Debug.print strSQL
look at what was printed in the Immediate window and you will see that the SQL statement is not correct, when you have both the "txtDateFrom" and "txtDateTo" (are not null) filled out.
I have already tried this and even pasted the sql in a query. The query run no problem but still can't open the form. The debug print result is as follows:
SELECT Distinct tblDocs.* FROM
tblDocs INNER JOIN tblDocumentContents ON tblDocs.fldDocID=tblDocume
tblDocs.fldDocID In (Select fldDocID From tblDocs WHERE fldDocNameID Like '*' ) AND
tblDocs.fldDocID In (Select fldDocID From tblDocs WHERE fldDate <= #02/03/2014#)
SELECT Distinct tblDocs.* FROM
tblDocs INNER JOIN tblDocumentContents ON tblDocs.fldDocID=tblDocume
tblDocs.fldDocID In (Select fldDocID From tblDocs WHERE fldDocNameID Like '*' ) AND
tblDocs.fldDocID In (Select fldDocID From tblDocs WHERE fldDate <= #02/03/2014#)
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