If so issue is in one of those query fields.
or the query or any sub query actually has defined parameters. Right-click on the background area where the tables are displayed in the query/queries and choose Parameters... from the context menu that results, or check the sql of the query/queries for the key word "Parameter". I agree with the other suggestions (running sql by itself instead of opening a report or form is often helpful). Something that's in square brackets but shouldn't be can also be interpreted as a parameter. Last suggestion I would have is a reference is mis-spelled, but these are iffy. If you had created the query or report, I'd say you already had these covered.
Last edited by Micron; 02-22-2017 at 04:40 PM.
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