john_willmott
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I have a FE/BE database in 2003. I have had 2007 on my machine for 18 months and have developed loads of reports which run from a 'date range report launcher' with a report selector, some text boxes for date parameters and a 'go' button.
All been working fine.
Have just upgraded to windows 7 professional and installed my 2007 on that. Suddenly getting Error 3139 - Syntax error in Parameter Clause.
All the reports record sources start PARAMETERS [Forms]![Frm_DateRangeReports].[TB_FromDate] DateTime, [Forms]![Frm_DateRangeReports].[TB_ToDate] DateTime; SELECT .....
I have an XP/2003 virtual machine on the machine and the reports run fine on there.
I can run the query from the QBE grid and it gives me the record set so it is picking up the parameters ok - it is only when I run the report
I could base all the reports on saved queries, but I would rather a fix rather than a work around. There are about 50 reports and the front end object windows are getting rather full.
Is there something I am missing ... is it a windows 7 issue or something missing from Office 2007???
Any suggestions most welcome
John.
All been working fine.
Have just upgraded to windows 7 professional and installed my 2007 on that. Suddenly getting Error 3139 - Syntax error in Parameter Clause.
All the reports record sources start PARAMETERS [Forms]![Frm_DateRangeReports].[TB_FromDate] DateTime, [Forms]![Frm_DateRangeReports].[TB_ToDate] DateTime; SELECT .....
I have an XP/2003 virtual machine on the machine and the reports run fine on there.
I can run the query from the QBE grid and it gives me the record set so it is picking up the parameters ok - it is only when I run the report
I could base all the reports on saved queries, but I would rather a fix rather than a work around. There are about 50 reports and the front end object windows are getting rather full.
Is there something I am missing ... is it a windows 7 issue or something missing from Office 2007???
Any suggestions most welcome
John.