Modules & VBA :: Error When Executing OnOpen Report?
Sep 8, 2013
I am using ACCESS 2010, win 7 Home Premium 64bit
difficult to handle error when executing my report. I put a code into OnOpen section but ACCESS states:
Quote:
The expression OnOpen you entered as the event property produced the following error: A problem occurred while Microsoft Access was communicating with the OLE server or ActiveX Control.
Additionally it says in description:
This error occurs when an event has failed to run because the location of the logic for the event cannot be evaluated. For example, if the OnOpen property of a form is set to =[Field], this error occurs because a macro or event name is expected to run when the event occurs.
I am genuinely confused by that. I have also provided the code in the case if I am missing something I don't know yet. In a debug window, I have executed the code line by line and it worked. Whenever I try to open the report, the error occurs. Should I be aware of something when I write code for reports?
Below, the code in my report "module":
Code:
Private Sub Report_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Call CreateTempTable
End Sub
Private Sub CreateTempTable()
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Dim strTable As String
[code]....
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Jan 24, 2006
Hi all...
I have a form that OnOpen does;
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
But, I also call it from another form, using a criteria, but because of the OnOpen event within the form it goes to a new record.
I need to be able to bypass the OnOpen event or find a different way of opening the form to goto a new record...
Please help!
Simon
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Oct 15, 2007
Hi there,
I am trying to run a query from an ASP page, which also uses other queries. I get the following error message: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] You tried to execute a query that does not include the specified expression 'Expr1' as part of an aggregate function, this is in qrySessionsEverything.
The query name is qrySessionsEverything.
It executes the line:
SELECT * FROM qrySessionsEverything
The queries are below:
qrySessionsEverything
SELECT tblSessions.SessionID AS Expr1, tblSessions.CourseID AS Expr2, tblCourses.CourseName AS Expr3, tblSessions.SessionDate AS Expr4, tblSessions.StartTime AS Expr5, tblSessions.EndTime AS Expr6, tblVenues.VenueID AS Expr7, tblVenues.VenueName AS Expr8, tblVenues.Capacity AS Expr9, tblVenues.Capacity-[bytAttendees] AS bytAvailablePlaces, qrySessionsAccepted.bytAttendees AS Expr10, tblVenues.Link AS Expr11, qrySessionsPending.Pending AS Expr12, [TrainerFirstName] & " " & [TrainerSurname] AS strTrainer, tblSessions.TrainerID AS Expr13
FROM tblTrainers, tblCourses, qrySessionsAccepted, qrySessionsPending, tblVenues, tblSessions
GROUP BY tblSessions.SessionID, tblSessions.CourseID, tblCourses.CourseName, tblSessions.SessionDate, tblSessions.StartTime, tblSessions.EndTime, tblVenues.VenueID, tblVenues.VenueName, tblVenues.Capacity, qrySessionsAccepted.bytAttendees, tblVenues.Link, qrySessionsPending.Pending, [TrainerFirstName] & " " & [TrainerSurname], tblSessions.TrainerID;
qrySessionsAccepted
SELECT tblSessions.SessionID AS Expr1, tblSessions.CourseID AS Expr2, tblSessions.SessionDate AS Expr3, tblSessions.StartTime AS Expr4, tblSessions.EndTime AS Expr5, tblSessions.VenueID AS Expr6, tblVenues.VenueName AS Expr7, tblVenues.Capacity AS Expr8, [Capacity]-[bytAttendees] AS bytAvailablePlaces, Count(qryDelegatesAccepted.DelegateID) AS bytAttendees, tblVenues.Link AS Expr9
FROM tblVenues, tblSessions, qryDelegatesAccepted
GROUP BY tblSessions.SessionID, tblSessions.CourseID, tblSessions.SessionDate, tblSessions.StartTime, tblSessions.EndTime, tblSessions.VenueID, tblVenues.VenueName, tblVenues.Capacity, tblVenues.Link
ORDER BY tblSessions.SessionDate, tblSessions.StartTime;
qrySessionsPending
SELECT tblSessions.SessionID AS Expr1, tblSessions.CourseID AS Expr2, tblSessions.SessionDate AS Expr3, tblSessions.StartTime AS Expr4, tblSessions.EndTime AS Expr5, tblSessions.VenueID AS Expr6, tblVenues.VenueName AS Expr7, tblVenues.Capacity AS Expr8, tblVenues.Link AS Expr9, Count(qryDelegatesPending.SessionID) AS bytPending
FROM tblVenues, tblSessions, qryDelegatesPending
GROUP BY tblSessions.SessionID, tblSessions.CourseID, tblSessions.SessionDate, tblSessions.StartTime, tblSessions.EndTime, tblSessions.VenueID, tblVenues.VenueName, tblVenues.Capacity, tblVenues.Link
ORDER BY tblSessions.SessionDate, tblSessions.StartTime;
qryDelegatesAccepted
SELECT tblDelegates.DelID AS Expr1, tblDelegates.SessionID AS Expr2, tblDelegates.DelTitle AS Expr3, tblDelegates.DelFirstName AS Expr4, tblDelegates.DelSurname AS Expr5, tblDelegates.DelHospital AS Expr6, tblDelegates.DelDepartment AS Expr7, tblDelegates.DelPhone AS Expr8, tblDelegates.DelBleeper AS Expr9, tblDelegates.DelEmail AS Expr10, tblDelegates.DateSubmitted AS Expr11, tblDelegates.Accepted AS Expr12, tblDelegates.Rejected AS Expr13
FROM tblDelegates
GROUP BY tblDelegates.DelegateID, tblDelegates.SessionID, tblDelegates.DelTitle, tblDelegates.DelFirstName, tblDelegates.DelSurname, tblDelegates.DelHospitall, tblDelegates.DelDepartment, tblDelegates.DelPhone, tblDelegates.DelBleeper, tblDelegates.DelEmail, tblDelegates.DateSubmitted, tblDelegates.Accepted, tblDelegates.Rejected
HAVING (((tblDelegates.Accepted)=True) And ((tblDelegates.Rejected)<>True));
qryDelegatesPending
SELECT tblDelegates.DelegateID AS Expr1, tblDelegates.SessionID AS Expr2, tblDelegates.DelTitle AS Expr3, tblDelegates.DelFirstName AS Expr4, tblDelegates.DelSurname AS Expr5, tblDelegates.DelHospitall AS Expr6, tblDelegates.DelDepartment AS Expr7, tblDelegates.DelPhone AS Expr8, tblDelegates.DelBleeper AS Expr9, tblDelegates.DelEmail AS Expr10, tblDelegates.DateSubmitted AS Expr11, tblDelegates.Accepted AS Expr12, tblDelegates.Rejected AS Expr13
FROM tblDelegates
GROUP BY tblDelegates.DelegateID, tblDelegates.SessionID, tblDelegates.DelTitle, tblDelegates.DelFirstName, tblDelegates.DelSurname, tblDelegates.DelHospital, tblDelegates.DelDepartment, tblDelegates.DelPhone, tblDelegates.strDelegateBleep, tblDelegates.DelEmail, tblDelegates.DateSubmitted, tblDelegates.Accepted, tblDelegates.Rejected
HAVING (((tblDelegates.Accepted)<>True) And ((tblDelegates.Rejected)<>True));
Please can you help me.
Thanks,
Bash.
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Hi all,
I've searched for a solution, and the proposed solution didn't work for me.
I am executing an SQL statement to insert values into a History table when deleting a value in a subform. Two of the 5 values are asking me for parameters when the SQL executes and I cant figure out why! The datatypes they are inserting into are correct and I'm at a loss. The 2 values giving me grief are Manufacturer and Model.
Here's the code:
Dim sSQLMachHistory As String
MsgBox "me.acctid: " & Me.AccountID
MsgBox "me.manufac: " & Me.Manufacturer & " me.serial: " & Me.SerialNumber
MsgBox "model: " & Me.Model
'Insert into History Table:
sSQLMachHistory = "INSERT INTO tblMachineHistory (SerialNumber, Manufacturer, Model, AccountID, MachineID) VALUES (" & Me.SerialNumber & ", " & Me.Manufacturer & ", " & Me.Model & ", " & Me.AccountID & ", " & Me.MachineID & ")"
MsgBox sSQLMachHistory
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.RunSQL sSQLMachHistory
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
My message boxes show me all the values are displaying and should be inserting into the table -- any ideas??? :confused:
cheers
Mike
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Hi
I have a Visible form and an Invisible (visible=false) form open at the same time. Is it possible to use a button on the visible form to execute the code behind a button in the invisible form. The subroutine on the invisible form is Public. I tried DoCmd.RunCommand and a macro with RunCode but... nada...
(There is a valid reason for this approach but i will spare you the boring explanation. I can think of a work around where I can bypass this need, but this way is cleaner (there are cases where the invisible form is visible and used directly, the form has data which is sent to a report to create a label). I have done everything else with VBA code but for some reason can't get this to work, so now i am obsessed)
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N.B. This is not your usual 'Bad practice to Store calculated values in a table' post
I have a table of items.
Each item has a different formula attached which I need to store as a literal value in the table and execute it as a normal expression in a query or vb.
e.g
Columns:Item, QTY, Hrs, mins, ItemFormula
Data: Car, 2, 7, 3, [QTY]+ [Hrs]/[mins]
So ' [QTY]+ [Hrs]/[mins]' would literally be stored for that rercod and is how it would be displayed in a table, form, report etc as it is important for the user to see how the calculation is performed as well as seeing the end result which will be calculated as normal in vb or a query.
The formula will vary from record to record.
How do I go about this?
TIA
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