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BWtwoK
Starting Member

USA
13 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:23:01  Show Profile
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e10'

[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 3.

/sdc/howellboard2/default.asp, line 237
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Roland
Advanced Member

Netherlands
9335 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:27:07  Show Profile
Looks what a search turned up in only 20 seconds: http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=34033&SearchTerms=error,'80040e10'

Next time, search for the error code you got.
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BWtwoK
Starting Member

USA
13 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:34:24  Show Profile
Ummm thanx for the smart ace remark.. I did do a search and read the posts but seems they are saying its a caching problem.. Im looking for a more definitive answer than that. Its an access 97 database for anyone with info. The database upgrade showed fine but the error is still there.. Here's a link

http://howell.mountain.net/sdc/howellboard2/
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Roland
Advanced Member

Netherlands
9335 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:40:29  Show Profile
so you're using an Access 97 database?
Download it and upgrade it using Access 2000 or Access 2002. Re-upload the database and try again.

The reason I gave my answer the way I did is that you didn't post any info other than the error you got. How was I supposed to know that you did a search but that the topics you found didn't provide any help?
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BWtwoK
Starting Member

USA
13 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:42:36  Show Profile
Sorry kinda frustrated right now. I will try to convert the database and see what happens
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Edited by - BWtwoK on 05 September 2002 14:43:42
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BWtwoK
Starting Member

USA
13 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:53:08  Show Profile
After upgrading to Access 2K and changing the connection string to use the 2K connect string I get the same basic error message.

Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e10'

No value given for one or more required parameters.

/sdc/howellboard2/Default.asp, line 237
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Nikkol
Forum Moderator

USA
6907 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:55:27  Show Profile
did you get any error messages when you upgraded? Try running setup.asp again and see what happens.
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BWtwoK
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USA
13 Posts
Posted - 05 September 2002 :  14:59:11  Show Profile
Ok seems that I had to upgrad to 3.3.05 or whatever then it started doing the changes to the database. I didnt have this problem on one of the other boards that I just upgraded on. What I did per instructions here.

Access 97 Database upgraded to 2000
Upgrade Database with 3.3.05 First
Then Upgrade database to 3.4.01

All seems well and looks good. Thanx for the help..
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chuckie365
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Posted - 23 September 2002 :  14:23:34  Show Profile
I just received the following error message when upgrading my database to 3.4.02. The setup.asp file runs ok and I was able to upgrade to 3.3.03 and 3.3.05 with no errors but when I try to access my forum home page I get the following error:

Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e10'

[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 1.

/snitz2/default.asp, line 262

Here is the link that provides the error!

http://www.mrsasroom.com/snitz/default.asp



I decided to upgrade the Access 97 database to 2000 and I changed the SQl type to MS Access 2000 but I'm still receiving the same errors.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated

Regards,
Chuckie
Edited by - chuckie365 on 23 September 2002 16:46:20
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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin

Portugal
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Posted - 23 September 2002 :  17:30:21  Show Profile  Send ruirib a Yahoo! Message
It's possible that you're having a caching problem with your server.Try reseting the server or asking your host to do it for you, to see if it fixes help.

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