Error 3061 Too few Parameters. Expected 1

Anonymous
2011-09-10T21:05:32+00:00

I'm using a Union query as a Source for an Append query.  I will leave the code here.  tblGLTransactions and tblGLTranaactionNo. I don't know if that is causing a problem.  The tblGLTransactions has 2 fields, the fiest field GLTransactionNo is an autonumber field, so I didn't append to that field.  I need both tables because of the relationship for a form and subform for GLTransactions.  The entry I'm trying to append closes the year end.  Well, it should.

I should post the union query as well.   I have drained out John Vinson who has been helping my like crazy in the past two days.  This is the final step in completing this database and I cannoyt believe it crashes.

Here is the Union query ......I changed it.  No AccountTypeID and no AcctgDate.  IT's been modified for the extra fields. EDITED 09/12/11 12:51

SELECT qryYearEndReBalanceSheetTotals.AccountID, IIf([TotalTrans]<0,[TotalTrans]*-1,0) AS Debit, IIf([TotalTrans]>0,[TotalTrans],0) AS Credit, 0 AS GLTransactionNo, "Closing Entry" AS Source,qryYearEndReBalanceSheetTotals.TransDate FROM qryYearEndReBalanceSheetTotals

UNION ALL SELECT  ([Forms]![frmYrEndProcessing]![cboRetainedEarnings]) AS AccountID, IIf([SumOfProfit]<0,[SumOfProfit],0) AS Debit, IIf([SumOfProfit]>0,[SumOfProfit],0) AS Credit, 0 AS GLTransactionNo, "Closing Entry" AS Source, DLookUp("FiscalYearEndDate","tblMyCompanyInfo") AS TransDate FROM qryYearEndBalanceSheetProfit;

 Here is the code:  I created another query with GLTansactionNo and AcctgDate.   The same 2 fields as the table.  It still fails with the same Error 3061. Like the Title

   Thanks for any help.  this coded edited Sunday 09/12/11 12:54 pm

Private Sub cmdOkay_Click()

On Error GoTo ErrorHandler

    Dim dbs As DAO.Database

    Dim rst As DAO.Recordset

    Dim strSQL As String

    Dim lngID As Long

    Dim strMessage As String

    Dim IntMessageDialog As Integer

    Dim strTitle As String

    Dim intResult As Integer

     If Me!chkPrintFinancials = False Then

     MsgBox ("Print Financial Statements before Closing the Year End." & vbCrLf & _

     "Ensure Start and Fiscal Year End Dates are not Blank in My Company Information Form.")

     Else

                        If Nz(Me![cboRetainedEarnings].Value) = "" Then

                        MsgBox ("Choose an Account for Retained Earnings.")

                    End If

                End If

                    If Not Me.chkPrintFinancials = False And Me.cboRetainedEarnings > -1 Then

                   Me.cmdCancelAndExit.Enabled = False

                Else: Exit Sub

            End If

         DoCmd.Beep

                strMessage = "Are you sure you want to Close the Year End?"

                IntMessageDialog = vbQuestion + vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1

                strTitle = "Confirm Year End Close"

                intResult = MsgBox(strMessage, IntMessageDialog, strTitle)

                        If intResult = vbNo Then

                                Exit Sub

                        End If

                        If intResult = vbYes Then

                            If IsNull(DLookup("FiscalYearEndDate", "tblMyCompanyInfo")) Then

                       MsgBox "Please fill in the fiscal year end date in the My Company info form", vbOKOnly

                        Exit Sub

                            Else

        strSQL = "INSERT INTO [tblGLTransactions] ( AcctgDate) SELECT AcctgDate FROM " _

        & "[qryYearEndGLTransactions] ;"

        CurrentDb.Execute strSQL, dbFailOnError

        lngID = DMax("GLTransactionNo", "tblGLTransactions")

        strSQL = "INSERT INTO [tblTransactions] (TransDate, AccountID, Debit, Credit," _

        & " Source, GLTransactionNo)" _

        & "SELECT TransDate, AccountID, Debit, Credit," _

        & "Source, " & lngID & " As GLTransactionNo FROM [qryuniYearEndFinalClosingEntry] ;"

        CurrentDb.Execute strSQL, dbFailOnError

        DBEngine(0)(0).Execute "qupdYearEndDateChanges", dbFailOnError

         MsgBox ("The Year End is Processed.")

    End If

End If

       DoCmd.Close acForm, Me.Name

        DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEnterGLTransactions"

        DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acLast

ErrorHandlerExit:

   Exit Sub

ErrorHandler:

   MsgBox "Error No: " & Err.Number & "; Description: " & Err.Description

  Debug.Print strSQL

   Resume ErrorHandlerExit

End Sub

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Anonymous
2011-09-18T17:45:44+00:00

I will reply, Rob, if only to wish you good luck.  I wish I'd been able to resolve the issue for you, but I think we'd just be herding those kittens for evermore I'm afraid.

One final point of detail.  I'd recommend:

"#" & Format(Now(),"yyyy-mm-dd hh:nn:ss") & "#" & _

By using the ISO standard for date and time notation it caters for whatever Windows local date format is in use.  As you'd written it, it would fail on my system for instance as the UK short date format is dd/mm/yyyy, so 4th July would be changed to 7 April, which your neighbours to the south would not appreciate.

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Anonymous
2011-09-12T23:19:56+00:00

Mea culpa. I left out spaces in two places.  BEFORE SELECT and BEFORE FROM

strSQL = "INSERT INTO [tblTransactions] (TransDate, AccountID, Debit, Credit," _

        & "Source, GLTransactionNo)" _

        & " SELECT TransDate, AccountID, Debit, Credit, Source," & lngID _

        & " FROM [qryuniYearEndFinalClosingEntry] ;"

        CurrentDb.Execute strSQL, dbFailOnError

If lngId is equal to 33, then Debug.Print should return

INSERT INTO [tblTransactions] (TransDate, AccountID, Debit, Credit,Source, GLTransactionNo) SELECT TransDate, AccountID, Debit, Credit, Source,33 FROM [qryuniYearEndFinalClosingEntry] ;

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  1. Anonymous
    2011-09-30T21:58:13+00:00

    Thanks you John,

    Sorry about the late reply.

    Thanks for all your help.  I hope all is well in Idaho.

    I won't forget.  You know, the beer.

    Rob

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  2. Anonymous
    2011-09-29T23:02:55+00:00

    CurrentDb() and DBEngine(0)(0) are - to the best of my knowledge - equivalent, and CurrentDb() is supported for sure.

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  3. Anonymous
    2011-09-29T22:25:36+00:00

    Thanks Ken.

    One final question or comment.  In the code I use DBEngine(0)()0) to run an update query.  I read somewhere in a Microsoft site, that Access is getting away from that and wants you to use sql like in the code above.  It was mentioned that it may not work in a multi-user environment.

    I apologize, but have not split the database yet.  This is my next step and If I am lucky enough to find someone with a network, perhaps I could test it in a multi-iser environment.

    Any comments or suggestion re: this usage of DBEngine (0)(0).

    Thanks, and hopefully that's all for now,

    Rob

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