Where to put the brackets?

rbinder

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Greetings all,

Continuing to work on my problem and I am now getting and error of '3075' - syntax error (missing operator) in query expression

the error line is

strSQL = strSQL & "HAVING (tbl_data_DispatchDetails.TradingName) = " & varVal2 & " AND (tbl_Data_DispatchLineitems.WineNumber) = " & VarVal0


(I have to admit query language is not my strength)

Thanks in advance.

rbinder
 
r,

In VBA you're constructing a string to pass to the SQL parser:

Like --> Having TradingName = 'Some Company' <-- single-quote delimiter

strSQL = strSQL & "HAVING (tbl_data_DispatchDetails.TradingName) = " & varVal2 & " AND (tbl_Data_DispatchLineitems.WineNumber) = " & VarVal0

translates to

...HAVING (tbl_data_DispatchDetails.TradingName) = Some Company AND ...

The parser does all right seeing that TradingName must be equal to something.

When it reads the "Some" and finds "Company"; there's no operator between those
TWO things.

To treat varval2 as ONE thing:

Code:
strSQL = strSQL & "HAVING (tbl_data_DispatchDetails.TradingName) = '" & varVal2 & "' AND " & _
                  "       (tbl_Data_DispatchLineitems.WineNumber) = " & VarVal0 

That'll translate to:

HAVING (tbl_data_DispatchDetails.TradingName) = 'Some Company' AND 
       (tbl_Data_DispatchLineitems.WineNumber) = 12 <-- This doesn't need quotes
                                                        No embedded spaces

Wayne
 
Also, watch for how your SQL begins...

You wrote >>> strSQL = strSQL & "HAVING ...

You might want >>> strSQL = strSQL & " HAVING ...

Notice the extra space between the quotation and the word 'HAVING'. If you are combining the contents of strSQL with this new text you might need a space between them depending on what the contents of strSQL previously held.
 

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