问题
I am trying to combine the results of 8 different queries back into the one query. All the queries to be used are queries of queries of queries of queries. The 8 series of 4 queries split the players up depending on how many rounds of golf they have played. The last query in each series calculates the exact handicap of each player.
What I am trying to do may not be possible with the code I am using.
The function code is as follows:
Function EHC(PlayerID As Long) As Long
Dim queT20 As Recordset
Dim que3to6 As Recordset
Dim que7or8 As Recordset
Dim que9or10 As Recordset
Dim que11or12 As Recordset
Dim que13or14 As Recordset
Dim que15or16 As Recordset
Dim que17or18 As Recordset
Dim que19or20 As Recordset
Set queT20 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("Top20Count")
queT20.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
If queT20![PlayerID] >= 19 Then
Set que19or20 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_19or20ExactHC")
que19or20.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que19or20.Exact_HC
que19or20.Close
Set que19or20 = Nothing
ElseIf queT20![PlayerID] >= 17 Then
Set que17or18 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_17or18ExactHC")
que17or18.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que17or18.Exact_HC
que17or18.Close
Set que17or18 = Nothing
ElseIf queT20![PlayerID] >= 17 Then
Set que15or16 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_15or16ExactHC")
que15or16.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que15or16.Exact_HC
que15or16.Close
Set que15or16 = Nothing
ElseIf queT20![PlayerID] >= 17 Then
Set que13or14 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_13or14ExactHC")
que13or14.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que13or14.Exact_HC
que13or14.Close
Set que13or14 = Nothing
ElseIf queT20![PlayerID] >= 17 Then
Set que11or12 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_11or12ExactHC")
que11or12.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que11or12.Exact_HC
que11or12.Close
Set que11or12 = Nothing
ElseIf queT20![PlayerID] >= 17 Then
Set que9or10 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_9or10ExactHC")
que9or10.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que9or10.Exact_HC
que9or10.Close
Set que9or10 = Nothing
ElseIf queT20![PlayerID] >= 17 Then
Set que7or8 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_7or8ExactHC")
que7or8.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que7or8.Exact_HC
que7or8.Close
Set que7or8 = Nothing
ElseIf queT20![PlayerID] >= 17 Then
Set que3to6 = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("P_3to6ExactHC")
que3to6.FindFirst ("PlayerID =" & PlayerID)
ExactHC = que3to6.Exact_HC
que3to6.Close
Set que3to6 = Nothing
Else: ExactHC = 0
End If
queT20.Close
Set queT20 = Nothing
End Function
and the SQL Query Statement:
SELECT PlayerInfo.PlayerID, PlayerInfo.Display, EHC([PlayerInfo]![PlayerID]) AS ExactHandicap
FROM ((((((((PlayerInfo INNER JOIN Top20Count ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = Top20Count.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_3to6ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_3to6ExactHC.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_7or8ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_7or8ExactHC.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_9or10ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_9or10ExactHC.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_11or12ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_11or12ExactHC.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_13or14ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_13or14ExactHC.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_15or16ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_15or16ExactHC.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_17or18ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_17or18ExactHC.PlayerID)
INNER JOIN P_19or20ExactHC ON PlayerInfo.PlayerID = P_19or20ExactHC.PlayerID
WHERE (((PlayerInfo.Display)=True));
When i try to run this i get an error message of Undefined function 'EHC' in expression
.
I have also tried the same query with either a IIF or SWITCH statement in replace of the function call.
I am roughly basing the idea of the function call from the article in MS Access 2010 Ranking Query comparing two columns for unique ranks.
Any help would be much appreciated as I only have this problem to sort out and I hope I will be close to finishing this self imposed nightmare.
回答1:
I see several issues here:
re: "Undefined function" error - Make sure that your Function is in a standard VBA module.
Make sure that the Module includes an
Option Explicit
statement near the very top.Ensure that your Function is in fact visible to your query. It is best to declare it explicitly as a
Public Function
.Your Function does not actually return a value. It needs to assign
EHC = ExactHC
just before the finalEnd Function
statement.Check your query to see if you really do need all of those INNER JOINs. I sincerely doubt that you do, since your
EHC()
function will pull the required information from those other queries in the process of calculating the Exact Handicap.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20931602/calling-a-vba-function-in-an-access-query