Syntax error

Syntax error for my strSQL string.


Dim db As DAO.Database
Dim rs, rs2 As DAO.Recordset
Dim strSQL, RIGACCT, ClientID, dispname, comp, acctno, bal, exp, expdel, EXPDELDATE, eq, eqdel, EQDELDATE, tu, tudel, tuddate As String
Dim pudate, credotes, newpudate As String

strSQL = "SELECT CREDITREPORT.RIGACCT_FK, CREDITREPORT.CLIENTID_FK, CREDITREPORT.DISPLAYNAME, CREDITREPORT.COMPANYNAME, CREDITREPORT.ACCOUNTNUMBER, CREDITREPORT.BALANCE, CREDITREPORT.EXPERIAN," _
        & " CREDITREPORT.EXPERIANDEL, CREDITREPORT.EXPDELDATE, CREDITREPORT.EQUIFAX, CREDITREPORT.EQUIFAXDEL, CREDITREPORT.EQDELDATE, CREDITREPORT.TRANSUNION, CREDITREPORT.TRANSUNIONDEL, " _
        & "CREDITREPORT.TUDELDATE, CREDITREPORT.PULLEDDATE, CREDITREPORT.CREDREPORTNOTES, CREDITREPORT.NEWPULLEDDATE " _
        & "FROM CREDITREPORT" _
        & "WHERE (((CREDITREPORT.CLIENTID_FK)= & '"[forms]![SubMc_CredRptDE1Frm]![CLIENTID_FK]"' & ) AND ((CREDITREPORT.PULLEDDATE)= & '"[forms]![SubMc_CredRptDE1Frm]![PULLEDDATE_Txt]"' & ));"



Set db = CurrentDb
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(strSQL)
VGuerra67Asked:
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NorieAnalyst Assistant Commented:
Try this.
strSQL = " SELECT CREDITREPORT.RIGACCT_FK, CREDITREPORT.CLIENTID_FK, CREDITREPORT.DISPLAYNAME, CREDITREPORT.COMPANYNAME, CREDITREPORT.ACCOUNTNUMBER, CREDITREPORT.BALANCE, CREDITREPORT.EXPERIAN," _
        & " CREDITREPORT.EXPERIANDEL, CREDITREPORT.EXPDELDATE, CREDITREPORT.EQUIFAX, CREDITREPORT.EQUIFAXDEL, CREDITREPORT.EQDELDATE, CREDITREPORT.TRANSUNION, CREDITREPORT.TRANSUNIONDEL, " _
        & "CREDITREPORT.TUDELDATE, CREDITREPORT.PULLEDDATE, CREDITREPORT.CREDREPORTNOTES, CREDITREPORT.NEWPULLEDDATE " _
        & " FROM CREDITREPORT " _
        & " WHERE (((CREDITREPORT.CLIENTID_FK)= '" & [forms]![SubMc_CredRptDE1Frm]![CLIENTID_FK] & "') AND ((CREDITREPORT.PULLEDDATE)= '" & [forms]![SubMc_CredRptDE1Frm]![PULLEDDATE_Txt] & "'));"

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Scott McDaniel (Microsoft Access MVP - EE MVE )Infotrakker SoftwareCommented:
Also be aware of your data types. For example, if CLIENTID_FK is a Numeric value you remove the single quotes from Norie's suggestion.
VGuerra67Author Commented:
Thanks to both of you
Scott McDaniel (Microsoft Access MVP - EE MVE )Infotrakker SoftwareCommented:
The syntax provided by Norie should resolve the issue
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