MS Access Error: Runtime Error 3601 - Too Few Parameters. Expected 2.?
Q: Debugger highlights my achieve statement... here is the function code that I'm working with:
'SQL Update statement
strSQL = "UPDATE [Occupation ORDER TRACKING] " & _
"SET [Type of WO] = '" & Me.Work_Busted_Type & "'," & _
"[WO Category] = '" & Me.Calling_Order_Category & "'," & _
"[LOB] = '" & Me.LOB & "'," & _
"[Account Name] = '" & Me.Account & "'," & _
"[SAS70] = '" & SAS70_Value & "'," & _
"[QA Coding Concluded] = '" & Me.QA_Coding_Complete & "'," & _
"[Coding Errors] = '" & Me.Coding_Errors & "'," & _
"[Error Chronicle #] = '" & Me.Error_Record_Number & "'," & _
"[Error Amendment Rcvd Date] = '" & Me.Error_Correction_Rcvd_Date & "'," & _
"[Error Unfurl Date] = '" & Me.Error_Open_Date & "'," & _
"[2nd QA of Coding Escort] = '" & Me.Second_QA_Coding_Complete & "'," & _
"[Error Mean Date] = '" & Me.Error_Closed_Date & "'," & _
... (inquire goes on for several more lines, not enough characters here)
db.Execute (strSQL)

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