Too Few Parameters, Expected 2

hello guyz..can anybody help me with my problem..i have a command button for update and every time i execute the command, an error occurred "too few parameters, expected 2" how can i solve it? heres my code:


Private Sub cmdok_Click()
'On Error Resume Next

Call openConn

If Trim(txtnp.Text) = Trim(txtcp.Text) Then
strsql = "update profile set password='" & Trim(txtnp.Text) & "' where (int(code) = '" & Int(Val(xins_code)) & "') "
Set myrs = myconn.Execute(strsql, adExecuteNoRecords)
MsgBox ("Password Updated"), vbOKOnly + vbInformation
Unload frmchpassword
frmchpassword.Hide
Else
MsgBox ("New-Password and Confirm-Password do not match!"), vbOKOnly + vbCritical
txtnp.SetFocus
txtnp = ""
txtcp = ""
End If
Exit Sub
Call closeConn
End Sub

Try printing your sql statement it should be plain as day...

Debug.Print sqlstr

Information you've provided is not enough to guess the problem. If possible put your full code or your project.
Try

VB Code:

Private Sub cmdok_Click()
 
Call openConn
 
If Trim(txtnp.Text) = Trim(txtcp.Text) Then
    strsql = "update profile set password='" & Trim(txtnp.Text) & "' where (int[code] = " & Int(Val(xins_code)) & ") "
    myconn.Execute(strsql)
    MsgBox ("Password Updated"), vbOKOnly + vbInformation
    Unload frmchpassword
    frmchpassword.Hide
Else
    MsgBox ("New-Password and Confirm-Password do not match!"), vbOKOnly + vbCritical
    txtnp.SetFocus
    txtnp = ""
    txtcp = ""
End If
Exit Sub
Call closeConn
End Sub

thanks for the reply! i appreciate it....how can i do that?honestly im new to visual basic

Place that directly after you assign the variable and place a break point on the next line after that in the IDE. Execute your code and look in the immediate window for what it prints. You could also use a msgbox also.

can you show it to me by applying it to my code i just posted?please..

Code:

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strsql = "update profile set password='" & Trim(txtnp.Text) & "' where (int(code) = '" & Int(Val(xins_code)) & "')"
Debug.Print strsql    ' or you can use MsgBox strsql
Set myrs = myconn.Execute(strsql, adExecuteNoRecords)

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It looks to me like you are calling the msgbox wrong. Take the () off of it or put the vbokonly stuff on the inside.

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Originally Posted by Lord Orwell

It looks to me like you are calling the msgbox wrong. Take the () off of it or put the vbokonly stuff on the inside.

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No, that's not the problem. That message is from a database query operation.

tnx but is still doesn't work..:cry:

i tried the MsgBox strsql and it prompts "false" then an error occurred which says
"Command text was not set for the command object"

Did you try with the code I put in post3 replacing your code?

yes, i already tried it..an error occurred.." [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error(missi:cry: ng operator)in query expression'(int[code]=0)'.

here's my full code to the command button:

Private Sub cmdok_Click()
Dim myconn As New ADODB.Connection
Dim myrs As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim strsql As String

On Error Resume Next

myconn.ConnectionString = "DSN=hrgsmbec"
myconn.CursorLocation = adUseClient
myconn.Mode = adModeReadWrite
myconn.Open

If Trim(txtnp.Text) = Trim(txtcp.Text) Then
strsql = "update profile set password='" & Trim(txtnp.Text) & "' where (int(code) = '" & Int(Val(xins_code)) & "') "
Set myrs = myconn.Execute(strsql, adExecuteNoRecords)
MsgBox ("Password Updated"), vbOKOnly + vbInformation
Unload frmchpassword
frmchpassword.Hide
Else
MsgBox ("New-Password and Confirm-Password is Incorrect"), vbOKOnly + vbCritical
txtnp.SetFocus
txtnp = ""
txtcp = ""
End If
Exit Sub
Set myrs = Nothing
myconn.Close
Set myconn = Nothing
End Sub

actually, this code is for changing user password..that button is use to update the new entered password..do you have any other suggestions?coz im willing to change my entire code..i just want a code that changes user password..how can i do that?if in case my code doesn't work..can u give me your own codes on how to change user passwords?

Then you had to have done it wrong.

Debug.Print strsql

could not have possibly printed false. Did you place a breakpoint on the very next line? Post what prints.

no, i just followed your code that you posted..i just copied and paste it.

Not even a chance... Post the code with the changes you made.

myconn.ConnectionString = "DSN=hrgsmbec"
myconn.CursorLocation = adUseClient
myconn.Mode = adModeReadWrite
myconn.Open

If Trim(txtnp.Text) = Trim(txtcp.Text) Then
MsgBox strsql = "update profile set password='" & Trim(txtnp.Text) & "' where (int(code) = '" & Int(Val(xins_code)) & "') "
'Debug.Print strsql
Set myrs = myconn.Execute(strsql, adExecuteNoRecords)
MsgBox ("Password Updated"), vbOKOnly + vbInformation
Unload frmchpassword
frmchpassword.Hide
Else
MsgBox ("New-Password and Confirm-Password is Incorrect"), vbOKOnly + vbCritical
txtnp.SetFocus
txtnp = ""
txtcp = ""
End If
Exit Sub
Set myrs = Nothing
myconn.Close
Set myconn = Nothing

I did not tell you to do this:

Code:

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MsgBox strsql = "update profile set password='" & Trim(txtnp.Text) & "' where (int(code) = '" & Int(Val(xins_code)) & "') "

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Re-read post #7... Use the original line

Code:

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strsql = "update profile set password='" & Trim(txtnp.Text) & "' where (int(code) = '" & Int(Val(xins_code)) & "') "

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And when you post code please use the code tags...

sorry..ok i got it..and it prompts this "update profile set password = "2" (int(code)='0'"

the password that i entered is "2"

Look at your statement...

Code:

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update profile set password = "2" (int(code)='0'"

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It is incorrectly formed.

1 - You have no closing parenthesis
2 - You have no WHERE clause
3 - Int(Code) = '0' That makes no sense to compare an integer to a string.
4 - Double quotes around 2 instead of single quotes.

i have a where clause..what i posted earlier is not my code..its the code that prompts on my screen after typing msgbox strsql..

Then if that is what strsql has in it YOU DO NOT HAVE A WHERE CLAUSE!!!! Recheck your code... Your copy paste has already been suspect.;)

If that is what is in strsql that is what you are attempting to execute...

ok..:D anyway i solved it already, i made a new code..and it works..anyway, thank you so much for your time..till next time..:wave: :wave: