Solved Too few parameters in SQL UPDATE statement (1 Viewer)

[Ryan142]

Didn't expect to be back so quickly, but here we are...

I'm running an SQL UPDATE Statement to update a users record for information stored on them

This is the code I'm using

SQLForename = "UPDATE tblUserDetails SET FirstName = " & txtForename & " WHERE LoginID = " & LoginID

LoginID is a public variable defined when the user logs in as a unique id for the user as they enter the system

This is repeated for each text box input then it's run with this:

CurrentDb.Execute (SQLForename)

This is also copy and pasted for each text box.

Call me blind, but I can't see the issue - although I'm sure it'll be pointed out to me easily.

Any help is as always greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Ryan

 

[bob fitz]

Try:

SQLForename = "UPDATE tblUserDetails SET FirstName = '" & txtForename & "' WHERE LoginID = " & LoginID

 

[CJ_London]

looks like you are missing some single quotes

"UPDATE tblUserDetails SET FirstName = '" & txtForename & "' WHERE LoginID = " & Login

if you debug.print the sql then copy paste to a new query, it often becomes obvious what the problem is

 

[Ryan142]

Try:

SQLForename = "UPDATE tblUserDetails SET FirstName = '" & txtForename & "' WHERE LoginID = " & LoginID

Fantastic that works, for future reference, why is it just that txtForename part that needs to be put in quotes as well?
Thanks for the reply

 

[theDBguy]

Fantastic that works, for future reference, why is it just that txtForename part that needs to be put in quotes as well?
Thanks for the reply

Hi. Just in case it helps, take a look at this article. Cheers!

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[Ryan142]

Hi. Just in case it helps, take a look at this article. Cheers!

How to build strings in VBA

I promised a member at UtterAcess that I will write a blog about how to build a string in VBA, particularly when constructing a SQL statemen...

thedbguy.blogspot.com

Great thanks I'll give it a look

 

[theDBguy]

Great thanks I'll give it a look

Thanks. Let us know if you have any more questions. Good luck!