MS Access VBA: implementing Dynamic Query Execution Based on User Input from a Form
I'm relatively new to this, so bear with me. Hey everyone, I'm running into an issue that's driving me crazy. I'm working on an MS Access 2016 database and I'm working with a question when trying to execute a dynamic SQL query based on user input from a form. The form contains a textbox where users enter a search term, and I want to filter records in a subform based on this input. When I run the code, I receive the behavior message 'Too few parameters. Expected 1' on the line where I execute the SQL command. Here’s a snippet of the code I'm using: ```vba Private Sub btnSearch_Click() Dim searchTerm As String Dim sqlQuery As String searchTerm = Me.txtSearchTerm.Value sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE MyField LIKE '" & searchTerm & "%'" Me.subFormName.Form.RecordSource = sqlQuery Me.subFormName.Requery End Sub ``` I've tried checking if `searchTerm` is not empty before building the query, but the behavior continues. I also tested running the SQL directly in the query designer, and it works without issues. I suspect it might be related to how Access interprets the dynamic SQL string. Furthermore, I'm using unbound controls on the main form, and the subform is linked to a table that has a primary key. Any suggestions on how to fix this behavior or improve the code would be greatly appreciated! My development environment is macOS. I recently upgraded to Vba latest. Any feedback is welcome!