G Guest Apr 12, 2005 #1 Receiving Ambiggious anme in query expression: strTapes: FillVolSer([lngRequestID])
J John Vinson Apr 12, 2005 #2 Receiving Ambiggious anme in query expression: strTapes: FillVolSer([lngRequestID]) Click to expand... You probably have two fields that you've named strTapes. Or maybe you have two functions both named FillVolSer. Please post the complete SQL of the query if this doesn't help. John W. Vinson[MVP]
Receiving Ambiggious anme in query expression: strTapes: FillVolSer([lngRequestID]) Click to expand... You probably have two fields that you've named strTapes. Or maybe you have two functions both named FillVolSer. Please post the complete SQL of the query if this doesn't help. John W. Vinson[MVP]
D Duane Hookom Apr 13, 2005 #3 Actually, I would expect there are two fields in the query named lngRequestID. -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP John Vinson said: Receiving Ambiggious anme in query expression: strTapes: FillVolSer([lngRequestID]) Click to expand... You probably have two fields that you've named strTapes. Or maybe you have two functions both named FillVolSer. Please post the complete SQL of the query if this doesn't help. John W. Vinson[MVP] Click to expand...
Actually, I would expect there are two fields in the query named lngRequestID. -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP John Vinson said: Receiving Ambiggious anme in query expression: strTapes: FillVolSer([lngRequestID]) Click to expand... You probably have two fields that you've named strTapes. Or maybe you have two functions both named FillVolSer. Please post the complete SQL of the query if this doesn't help. John W. Vinson[MVP] Click to expand...
