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The expression you entered as a query parameter produced this error: ' '
PHV, I have since stepped through line by line and the line(s) that throw the error are the Application.TempVars.Add "CurrentUserName", DLookup("EmpName", "tblEmployees", "[EmpID]=" & Me.txtEmpLogin.Value) Application.TempVars.Add "CurrentUserType", DLookup("EmpType", "tblEmployees"...- nytewing
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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The expression you entered as a query parameter produced this error: ' '
Im not sure as the error message is too vague. There are multiple places where it could be happening. Its most likely one of the dlookups which involves the txtemplogin field. This one has me stumped, prior to me changing the if statements checking txtemplogin and txtpassword have been...- nytewing
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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The expression you entered as a query parameter produced this error: ' '
the expression you entered as a query produced this error: 'jasonp'. jasonp being the username entered into the txtEmpLogin field. Private Sub cmdLogin_Click() Dim User As String Dim UserName As String Dim UserLevel As Integer Dim TempPass As String Dim ID As Integer Dim EmpLogin As String Dim...- nytewing
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