Ошибка runtime error 3001

Как исправить время выполнения Ошибка 3001 Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001

В этой статье представлена ошибка с номером Ошибка 3001, известная как Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001, описанная как Недействительным аргумент.

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Имя ошибки: Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001
Номер ошибки: Ошибка 3001
Описание: Недействительным аргумент.
Программное обеспечение: Microsoft Access
Разработчик: Microsoft

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О программе Runtime Ошибка 3001

Время выполнения Ошибка 3001 происходит, когда Microsoft Access дает сбой или падает во время запуска, отсюда и название. Это не обязательно означает, что код был каким-то образом поврежден, просто он не сработал во время выполнения. Такая ошибка появляется на экране в виде раздражающего уведомления, если ее не устранить. Вот симптомы, причины и способы устранения проблемы.

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Симптомы Ошибка 3001 — Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001

Ошибки времени выполнения происходят без предупреждения. Сообщение об ошибке может появиться на экране при любом запуске %программы%. Фактически, сообщение об ошибке или другое диалоговое окно может появляться снова и снова, если не принять меры на ранней стадии.

Возможны случаи удаления файлов или появления новых файлов. Хотя этот симптом в основном связан с заражением вирусом, его можно отнести к симптомам ошибки времени выполнения, поскольку заражение вирусом является одной из причин ошибки времени выполнения. Пользователь также может столкнуться с внезапным падением скорости интернет-соединения, но, опять же, это не всегда так.

(Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001) Repair Tool»/>
(Только для примера)

Причины Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001 — Ошибка 3001

При разработке программного обеспечения программисты составляют код, предвидя возникновение ошибок. Однако идеальных проектов не бывает, поскольку ошибки можно ожидать даже при самом лучшем дизайне программы. Глюки могут произойти во время выполнения программы, если определенная ошибка не была обнаружена и устранена во время проектирования и тестирования.

Ошибки во время выполнения обычно вызваны несовместимостью программ, запущенных в одно и то же время. Они также могут возникать из-за проблем с памятью, плохого графического драйвера или заражения вирусом. Каким бы ни был случай, проблему необходимо решить немедленно, чтобы избежать дальнейших проблем. Ниже приведены способы устранения ошибки.

Методы исправления

Ошибки времени выполнения могут быть раздражающими и постоянными, но это не совсем безнадежно, существует возможность ремонта. Вот способы сделать это.

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Runtime error 3001 ‘Arguments are of the wrong type or out of acceptable range. ‘

I have an Excel table and want to update SQL Server table records’ date value (with getdate function) which referred by 12th column of Excel.

My code is as below, but I’m seeing:

Run-time error 3001 Arguments are of the wrong type or out of acceptable range or are in conflict with one another.

In SQL table MODIFIEDDATE field is datetime type, and MAINREF field is integer type.

I’ve tried to change the SQL query like, (CInt(cell.value))

but, it didn’t work.

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The ADODB.Recordset object should not be used for an UPDATE query. Execute the SQL statement directly from the ADODB.Connection

There are a couple of ways you can fulfil your requirements and it seems that you are mixing the two.

One way is to update records one at a time, and to do this you would use the Connection object or, more preferably, the Command object. I say preferably because parameterised commands are a far more robust way of executing your SQL. If you intend to use SQL then it’s something you probably ought to read about. The way you would do that is as follows:

The other way is to use Transactions and you would indeed use a Recordset for that (ie similar to what you have already done). In this case I’d suggest it is the better way to do it because executing one command at a time (as in the above code) is very slow. A vastly quicker way would be to commit all your updates in one transaction. Like a parameterised command, it’s also safe from rogue strings entering your SQL command text. The code would look like this:

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[RESOLVED] Run-time error 3001 on recordset.find

First post!! Quick bit of info — Have been coding in Vb6 for . well forever! And VBA also. I create VB6 apps, utilising Access mainly, just because thats what the company i work for provide, (office 2003, of course!) but have done some VB.NET apps at home just to get used to the updated syntax. Enough about me! —

Am having a problem with a recordset.find method.

I have a VB6 app that lets people go in to check clients details, but users need a find ability so they dont have to trawl through the entire list.

I have created a button that brings up an InputBox, and the following code works for if a user wants to search a client based on their client ID —

So this code works fine for allowing a user to search for a client based on an ID. And will highlight the row in the datagrid (true DBGrid by the way, not the usual DataGrid) of that selected clients ID.

wont work for allowing a user to search for a client based on their name. I also would like to add in a LIKE filter so if they typed in «Smith» it would go to the first record where Smith is the last name (or first name!).

The error i recieve is error «3001 — Arguments are of the Wrong Type or out of acceptable range or are in conflict with one another»

Im assuming its a Syntax error, but i dont understand why the .find will allow searches on the ID’s of clients, and not their name!?

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I do a Call from a procedure a Sub. Getting an error message “Runtime Error 3001 invalid argument” Pointing to this specific rows:

‘Import the data from sPath with the specification

DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «AA1», «3PGodsmottagning», _

«C:3Pimp» & sPath, True

‘ AA1 is the Text Import Specification ‘3PGodsmottagning is the table

In my own debugging I tried to change the name of the Text Import Specification to a non-existing one “TEST” Then I got another error message, and a understandable one J Runtime Error “3625” – the Textfile specification doesn’t exist. And I’m fine with that. It was just a test.

I have used the Microsoft Methods to create the Specification:

I have also tried to skip the Specification name as its Optional

Variant

A string expression that’s the name of an import or export specification you’ve created and saved in the current database. For a fixed-width text file, you must either specify an argument or use a schema.ini file, which must be stored in the same folder as the imported, linked, or exported text file. To create a schema file, you can use the text import/export wizard to create the file. For delimited text files and Microsoft Word mail merge data files, you can leave this argument blank to select the default import/export specifications.

‘Import the data from sPath with the specification

DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «», «3PGodsmottagning», _

«C:3Pimp» & sPath, True

Running this gave me another Error message “Runtime Error 3270” property not found.

Obviously something or me is wrong. But what?

Best Peter Forss

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I made a new Import Specification. This time I did it without saying «first line contains fieldnames»!!

‘Import the data from sPath with the specification
DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «Godsmottagning_108», «3P Godsmottagning», _
«C:3Pimp» & sPath, True

The HasFieldNames = «True» in the code line above does that part.

Now it runs exactly as I like it to.
Thanks Henry for supporting me.

The new code is:

Sub DailyImport3P()
Dim rs As Recordset
Dim sql As String
Dim db As Database
Set db = CurrentDb()

Dim sPath As String
sPath = Dir$(«C:3Pimp» & «*.txt», vbNormal)
Debug.Print sPath
Do Until sPath = «»
sql = «SELECT * From 3PimporteradefilerGodsmottagning Where FileName=’» & sPath & «‘»
Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(sql)

‘Check if the file name existing or not
If rs.RecordCount = 0 Then

‘Import the data from sPath with the specification
DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «Godsmottagning_108», «3P Godsmottagning», _
«C:3Pimp» & sPath, True
Debug.Print sPath

‘Insert Filename not table
sql = «Insert Into 3PimporteradefilerGodsmottagning (FileName) Values(‘» & sPath & «‘)»
CurrentDb.Execute sql
rs.Close
Set rs = Nothing
Set db = Nothing
End If
sPath = Dir$
Loop

Best Peter Forss

What is sPath. Maybe it’s easier to debug if you don’t create the path inline but with a seperate statement, for example:

In the Immediate Window in VBA you will then see what the created Path is.

In your statement you didn’t give the Specification name. I used «AA1» here. If you want to skip it you can’t give «», just let it away like .. acImportDelim,, «3PGoodsmottagning», . If you set to «» then an empty string is passed to the function and the detection with isMissing will fail as it’s not missing, but empty.

In addition: If you have an ImportSpec you don’t have to give the parameter for HasFieldNames. This is part of the Import Specification. But if wamt to skip the SpecificationName add it.

Dim sPath As String
sPath = Dir$(«C:3Pimp» & «*.txt», vbNormal)

Sub DailyImport3P()
Dim rs As Recordset
Dim sql As String

Dim sPath As String
sPath = Dir$(«C:3Pimp» & «*.txt», vbNormal)

Do Until sPath = «»
sql = «SELECT * From 3PimporteradefilerGodsmottagning Where FileName=’» & sPath & «‘»
Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(sql)

‘Check if the file name existing or not
If rs.RecordCount = 0 Then

‘Import the data from sPath with the specification
DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «AA1», «3PGodsmottagning», _
«C:3Pimp» & sPath, True

‘Insert Filename not table
sql = «Insert Into 3PimporteradefilerGodsmottagning (FileName) Values(‘» & sPath & «‘)»
CurrentDb.Execute sql
Set rs = Nothing
End If
sPath = Dir$
Loop

Best Peter Forss

Ok, I see. sPAth will not be the problem.

Maybe this will help: Instead of using CurrentDb you should use an explicit db variable

This way you ensure the recordset and the execute are running against the same database instance. You may even loose the recordset if you use CurrentDB in the same loop in the meantime resulting in the error you have seen. CurrentDB may go out of scope and so then does your recordset. See following article in Utter Access Currentdb Vs Dim Db As Dao.database, Any Version

Set rs = Nothing is not enough. Use:

I changed my code into this: (still getting Error message 3001)

Sub DailyImport3P()
Dim rs As Recordset
Dim sql As String
Dim db As Database
Set db = CurrentDb()

Dim sPath As String
sPath = Dir$(«C:3Pimp» & «*.txt», vbNormal)

Do Until sPath = «»
sql = «SELECT * From 3PimporteradefilerGodsmottagning Where FileName=’» & sPath & «‘»
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(sql)

‘Check if the file name existing or not
If rs.RecordCount = 0 Then

‘Import the data from sPath with the specification
DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «AA1», «3PGodsmottagning», _
«C:3Pimp» & sPath, True

‘Insert Filename not table
sql = «Insert Into 3PimporteradefilerGodsmottagning (FileName) Values(‘» & sPath & «‘)»
db.Execute sql
rs.Close
Set rs = Nothing
Set db = Nothing
End If
sPath = Dir$
Loop

Best Peter Forss

So now you should kick in the debugger. Set a debug stop at the beginning of the procedure and go thru it step by step. Then you can tell us in which line the error occurs and what the parameters are you are using there.

If it’s the DoCmd.TransferText statement you may copy/paste it to the Immediate Window and run it from there where you may get additional information about the error.

As already mentioned: let the parameter HasFieldNames away if you are using an Import Secification and use a variable containing the sImportPath. Some methods of the Comand interpreter object (DoCmd) may not accept inline parameter evaluations.

The debugger stops at the Do.Cmd.TransferText statement. Error 3001. The rest works fine.

I have tried to modify it, starting with:

DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «AA1», «3PGodsmottagning», «C:3Pimp» & sPath, True

2. Removing the param HasFieldNames

DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «AA1», «3PGodsmottagning», «C:3Pimp» & sPath,
Error 3001

3. Removing the «C:3Pimp»

DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «AA1», «3PGodsmottagning», sPath

4 Creating a new Import Spec «AAA3»

DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, «AAA3», «3PGodsmottagning», sPath

Best Peter Forss

So, the only reason I can see is that one of the parameters is wrong.

— You obviously checked you have a Specification of this name. Is the specification correct? Is the HeaderLine checked and the fields correctly foirmatted?

— Did you write the table name correctly?

— can you give the content of sPath? Does the file exist?

— Did you check if the file content is correct and containing a header line

— Did you try to run the DoCmd command in the VBA Immediate Window?

— Can you import the file using the data import wizard?

Starting with your first and last line. We (you!) are into something here.

I can Import data, but got some access data conversion errors

The content of the text file is:

Dokumentnummer;Mottagnings-id;Datum;Artikel;Artikelbenämning;Batch;Löpnummer;Vikt;Volym;Antal;Enhet
183312;4393565264;2013-02-06 09:51;MERR 033 ;Mohawk Easter Rocket Red IPA ;;;;;1296.00;St
183312;4393565264;2013-02-06 09:51;MERR 033 ;Mohawk Easter Rocket Red IPA ;;;;;1296.00;St
183312;4393565264;2013-02-06 09:51;MERR 033 ;Mohawk Easter Rocket Red IPA ;;;;;768.00;St
183312;4393565264;2013-02-06 09:51;MERR300;Mohawk Easter Rocket Red IPA 30 L;;;;;24.00;St
183312;4393565264;2013-02-06 09:51;MERR300;Mohawk Easter Rocket Red IPA 30 L;;;;;24.00;St
183312;4393565264;2013-02-06 09:51;MERR300;Mohawk Easter Rocket Red IPA 30 L;;;;;2.00;St

The Wizard fails to import column no 2 (second from left) «Mottagnings-id» In the file its «4393565264».
In the table I had, to start with, datatype » double» for the column «Mottagnings-id» and had Conversion Errors.
Then I changed it to Text (255) but still get the Conversion Errors.
The I changed it to «Long Integer» (as I use for first column «Dokumentnummer» with no problems) still having the Conversion Errors.

When it comes to the column «Antal» (means number) the text file has a «.» as decimal separator, but the customer use the Scandinavian standard för decimal separtors — comma — «,» I have no Conversion Errors here .

Using the Import Wizard «manually» gives this content in the table.

3PGodsmottagning

— Did you write the table name correctly?

Yes its Copy and Paste

— can you give the content of sPath? Does the file exist?

— — Did you check if the file content is correct and containing a header line

Did you try to run the DoCmd command in the VBA Immediate Window?

Yes I did. Gave me 2 Error messages in a pop up window

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Симптомы Ошибка 3001 — Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001

Ошибки времени выполнения происходят без предупреждения. Сообщение об ошибке может появиться на экране при любом запуске %программы%. Фактически, сообщение об ошибке или другое диалоговое окно может появляться снова и снова, если не принять меры на ранней стадии.

Возможны случаи удаления файлов или появления новых файлов. Хотя этот симптом в основном связан с заражением вирусом, его можно отнести к симптомам ошибки времени выполнения, поскольку заражение вирусом является одной из причин ошибки времени выполнения. Пользователь также может столкнуться с внезапным падением скорости интернет-соединения, но, опять же, это не всегда так.

(Только для примера)

Причины Ошибка Microsoft Access 3001 — Ошибка 3001

При разработке программного обеспечения программисты составляют код, предвидя возникновение ошибок. Однако идеальных проектов не бывает, поскольку ошибки можно ожидать даже при самом лучшем дизайне программы. Глюки могут произойти во время выполнения программы, если определенная ошибка не была обнаружена и устранена во время проектирования и тестирования.

Ошибки во время выполнения обычно вызваны несовместимостью программ, запущенных в одно и то же время. Они также могут возникать из-за проблем с памятью, плохого графического драйвера или заражения вирусом. Каким бы ни был случай, проблему необходимо решить немедленно, чтобы избежать дальнейших проблем. Ниже приведены способы устранения ошибки.

Методы исправления

Ошибки времени выполнения могут быть раздражающими и постоянными, но это не совсем безнадежно, существует возможность ремонта. Вот способы сделать это.

Если метод ремонта вам подошел, пожалуйста, нажмите кнопку upvote слева от ответа, это позволит другим пользователям узнать, какой метод ремонта на данный момент работает лучше всего.

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There are a couple of ways you can fulfil your requirements and it seems that you are mixing the two.

One way is to update records one at a time, and to do this you would use the Connection object or, more preferably, the Command object. I say preferably because parameterised commands are a far more robust way of executing your SQL. If you intend to use SQL then it’s something you probably ought to read about. The way you would do that is as follows:

Public Sub ParameterisedProcedure()
    Dim conn As ADODB.Connection
    Dim cmd As ADODB.Command
    Dim prm As ADODB.Parameter
    Dim v As Variant
    Dim j As Integer

    'Read the sheet data
    v = Sayfa1.Range("L4", "M1904").Value2

    'Open the database connection
    Set conn = New ADODB.Connection
    conn.ConnectionString = "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;" & _
                              "Password=abc;" & _
                              "Persist Security Info=True;" & _
                              "User ID=sa;" & _
                              "Initial Catalog=logodb;" & _
                              "Data Source=A3650;" & _
                              "Use Procedure for Prepare=1;" & _
                              "Auto"
    conn.Open

    'Loop through the values to update records
    For j = 1 To UBound(v, 1)
        If IsEmpty(v(j, 1)) Then
            v(j, 2) = "empty"
        Else
            'Create the parameterised command
            Set cmd = New ADODB.Command
            cmd.ActiveConnection = conn
            cmd.CommandType = adCmdText
            cmd.CommandText = "UPDATE T_015 " & _
                              "SET MODIFIEDDATE=? " & _
                              "WHERE MAINREF=?"
            prm = cmd.CreateParameter(Type:=adDate, Value:=Now)
            cmd.Parameters.Append prm
            prm = cmd.CreateParameter(Type:=adInteger, Value:=v(j, 1))
            cmd.Parameters.Append prm
            cmd.Execute
        End If
    Next

    'Write the updated values
    Sayfa1.Range("L4", "M1904").Value = v

    'Close the database
    Set prm = Nothing
    Set cmd = Nothing
    conn.Close

End Sub

The other way is to use Transactions and you would indeed use a Recordset for that (ie similar to what you have already done). In this case I’d suggest it is the better way to do it because executing one command at a time (as in the above code) is very slow. A vastly quicker way would be to commit all your updates in one transaction. Like a parameterised command, it’s also safe from rogue strings entering your SQL command text. The code would look like this:

Public Sub TransactionProcedure()
    Dim conn As ADODB.Connection
    Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset
    Dim cmdText As String
    Dim v As Variant
    Dim j As Integer

    'Read the sheet data
    v = Sayfa1.Range("L4", "M1904").Value2

    'Open the database connection
    Set conn = New ADODB.Connection
    conn.ConnectionString = "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;" & _
                              "Password=abc;" & _
                              "Persist Security Info=True;" & _
                              "User ID=sa;" & _
                              "Initial Catalog=logodb;" & _
                              "Data Source=A3650;" & _
                              "Use Procedure for Prepare=1;" & _
                              "Auto"
    conn.Open

    'Retrieve the data
    Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset
    cmdText = "SELECT * FROM  T_015"
    rs.Open cmdText, conn, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly, adCmdText

    'Loop through the values to update the recordset
    On Error GoTo EH
    conn.BeginTrans
    For j = 1 To UBound(v, 1)
        If IsEmpty(v(j, 1)) Then
            v(j, 2) = "empty"
        Else
            'Find and update the record
            rs.Find "MAINREF=" & CStr(v(j, 1))
            If Not rs.EOF Then
                rs!ModifiedDate = Now
                rs.Update
            End If
        End If
    Next
    conn.CommitTrans

    'Write the updated values
    Sayfa1.Range("L4", "M1904").Value = v

    'Close the database
    rs.Close
    conn.Close
    Exit Sub

EH:
    conn.RollbackTrans
    Sayfa1.Range("L4", "M1904").Value = v
    rs.Close
    conn.Close
    MsgBox Err.Description
End Sub

	Error Number:	Error 3001
Error Name:	Microsoft Access Error 3001
Error Description:	Invalid argument.
Developer:	Microsoft Corporation
Software:	Microsoft Access
Applies to:	Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11

Microsoft Access Error 3001 Background

Experts generally refer to Microsoft Access Error 3001 as a «runtime error». Software developers try to ensure software are free from these glitches until it is publicly released. Regrettably, issues such as error 3001 might not get fixed at this final stage.

Error 3001 might be faced by Microsoft Access users if they are using the program regularly, also seen as «Invalid argument.». When the bug shows up, computer users will be able to notify the developer about the presence of error 3001 through error reporting. Microsoft Corporation will then have the knowledge to investigate how and where to fix the issue. In order to correct any documented errors (like error 3001) in the system, the developer can make use of a Microsoft Access update kit.

Why Does Runtime Error 3001 Happen?

Execution faults at the startup of Microsoft Access is when you’re most likely to run into Microsoft Access Error 3001. The following three most significant causes of error 3001 runtime errors include:

Error 3001 Crash — The program encountered an error 3001 error because of a specified task, and terminated the program. When the given input is invalid or does not adhere to the format expected, Microsoft Access (or OS) fails.

Microsoft Access Error 3001 Memory Leak — Error 3001 memory leak occurs and exposes Microsoft Access as a culprit, dragging down your PC performance. Possible provocations include lack of memory de-allocation and having reference to bad code such as infinite loops.

Error 3001 Logic Error — A logic error occurs when the machine generates the incorrect output, even when the user provides the right input. Usual causes of this problem are due to faults in data handling.

Commonly, corrupt or missing Microsoft Access Error 3001 files cause these Microsoft Corporation errors, and are sometimes attributed to a current or past malware infection affecting Microsoft Access. Although annoying, these issues can usually be easily remedied through replacing the problem Microsoft Corporation file. As a supplemental troubleshooting step, we highly recommend cleaning up any invalid file path and Microsoft Corporation file extension references that could contribute to creating these Microsoft Access Error 3001 error messages.

Microsoft Access Error 3001 Errors

Typical Microsoft Access Error 3001 Errors That Occur in Microsoft Access for Windows:

• «Microsoft Access Error 3001 Error.»
• «Win32 Software Error: Microsoft Access Error 3001»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3001 has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.»
• «Cannot find Microsoft Access Error 3001.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3001 can’t be found.»
• «Error starting program: Microsoft Access Error 3001.»
• «Can’t run Microsoft Access Error 3001.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3001 quit.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3001: App Path is Faulting.»

Microsoft Access-involved Microsoft Access Error 3001 issues happen during install, when Microsoft Access Error 3001-related software is running, startup or shutdown, or during the Windows installation process. It’s important to note when Microsoft Access Error 3001 issues happen, as it helps troubleshoot Microsoft Access problems (and report to Microsoft Corporation).

Source of Microsoft Access Error 3001 Errors

These Microsoft Access Error 3001 troubles are created by missing or corrupt Microsoft Access Error 3001 files, invalid Microsoft Access registry entries, or malicious software.

More precisely, Microsoft Access Error 3001 errors created from:

• Invalid Microsoft Access Error 3001 or corrupted registry key.
• Microsoft Access Error 3001 file corrupted from virus infection.
• Microsoft Access Error 3001 maliciously, or mistakenly, removed by another software (apart from Microsoft Access).
• Another software in conflict with Microsoft Access, Microsoft Access Error 3001, or shared references.
• Corrupt download or incomplete installation of Microsoft Access software.

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Hi,
I have this issue bothering me for quite sometime and i am totally exhausted trying to find information on this error Runtime Error 3001, invalid arguments on internet.
Here is what i am trying to do
1. I have an MSAccess 2007 database table with an attachment field in it.
2. I am trying to attach .pdf file to each of the records (300 records) from the file in my local hard disk.
3. I am pasting my code to show how it looks.

Dim strDB As String

‘ Initialize string to database path.
Const strConPathToSamples = «D:testSharepointNagsNagsTestProjectTestProj ect»

strDB = strConPathToSamples & «Incoming Documents_26thNov_Backup.accdb»
Dim db As DAO.Database
Set db = CurrentDb
Dim rsattach As DAO.Recordset
Dim rsPictures As DAO.Recordset
Set rsattach = db.OpenRecordset(«SharedDocslist_21stNov»)
Dim strFile, strNewFileName
Dim fsoSysObj As Scripting.FileSystemObject
Set fsoSysObj = New Scripting.FileSystemObject
Dim fdrFolder As Scripting.Folder
Dim i
Dim filFile As Scripting.File
Dim fldAttach As DAO.Field2

i = 0
Set fdrFolder = fsoSysObj.GetFolder(«D:NagsTest»)

While Not rsattach.EOF
rsattach.Edit
‘ Instantiate the child recordset.
Set rsPictures = rsattach.Fields(«Attachments»).Value

If rsPictures.RecordCount = 0 Then
i = i + 1
rsPictures.AddNew
strFileName = Dir(«D:Nagstest*.*» & i)
Set filFile = fsoSysObj.GetFile(«D:Nagstest» & strFileName)
filFile.Move («D:NagsTest» & Left(filFile.Name, InStrRev(filFile.Name, «_») — 1))
‘rsPictures.Fields(«FileData»).LoadFromFile (filFile.Path)

‘End If
‘ strFileName = rsFileAttach.Fields(«FileName»).Value
‘ Set rstChild = rsAddNew.Fields(«Attachments»).Value ‘ the .Value for a complex field returns the underlying Recordset.
‘ rstChild.AddNew

Set fldAttach = rsPictures.Fields(«FileData») ‘ set the DAO.Field2 object to the field that holds the binary data.
fldAttach.LoadFromFile (filFile.Path) ‘ store the file’s contents in the new row. …….This is where i am getting the error…..
rsPictures.Update
rsattach.Update
End If
‘ Loop through the attachments.

Set rsPictures = Nothing
rsattach.MoveNext
Wend

Set rsattach = Nothing
Set db = Nothing
‘appAccess.CloseCurrentDatabase
Set appAccess = Nothing

I am getting error while trying to execute LoadfromFile call in teh above code.

Please help me out if anyone has recieved this error and if they resolved it….A large task is looming on my head and i am running out of ideas to fix it…

Regards
Nagendra

Hi,
I have this issue bothering me for quite sometime and i am totally exhausted trying to find information on this error Runtime Error 3001, invalid arguments on internet.
Here is what i am trying to do
1. I have an MSAccess 2007 database table with an attachment field in it.
2. I am trying to attach .pdf file to each of the records (300 records) from the file in my local hard disk.
3. I am pasting my code to show how it looks.

Dim strDB As String

‘ Initialize string to database path.
Const strConPathToSamples = «D:testSharepointNagsNagsTestProjectTestProj ect»

strDB = strConPathToSamples & «Incoming Documents_26thNov_Backup.accdb»
Dim db As DAO.Database
Set db = CurrentDb
Dim rsattach As DAO.Recordset
Dim rsPictures As DAO.Recordset
Set rsattach = db.OpenRecordset(«SharedDocslist_21stNov»)
Dim strFile, strNewFileName
Dim fsoSysObj As Scripting.FileSystemObject
Set fsoSysObj = New Scripting.FileSystemObject
Dim fdrFolder As Scripting.Folder
Dim i
Dim filFile As Scripting.File
Dim fldAttach As DAO.Field2

i = 0
Set fdrFolder = fsoSysObj.GetFolder(«D:NagsTest»)

While Not rsattach.EOF
rsattach.Edit
‘ Instantiate the child recordset.
Set rsPictures = rsattach.Fields(«Attachments»).Value

If rsPictures.RecordCount = 0 Then
i = i + 1
rsPictures.AddNew
strFileName = Dir(«D:Nagstest*.*» & i)
Set filFile = fsoSysObj.GetFile(«D:Nagstest» & strFileName)
filFile.Move («D:NagsTest» & Left(filFile.Name, InStrRev(filFile.Name, «_») — 1))
‘rsPictures.Fields(«FileData»).LoadFromFile (filFile.Path)

‘End If
‘ strFileName = rsFileAttach.Fields(«FileName»).Value
‘ Set rstChild = rsAddNew.Fields(«Attachments»).Value ‘ the .Value for a complex field returns the underlying Recordset.
‘ rstChild.AddNew

Set fldAttach = rsPictures.Fields(«FileData») ‘ set the DAO.Field2 object to the field that holds the binary data.
fldAttach.LoadFromFile (filFile.Path) ‘ store the file’s contents in the new row. …….This is where i am getting the error…..
rsPictures.Update
rsattach.Update
End If
‘ Loop through the attachments.

Set rsPictures = Nothing
rsattach.MoveNext
Wend

Set rsattach = Nothing
Set db = Nothing
‘appAccess.CloseCurrentDatabase
Set appAccess = Nothing

I am getting error while trying to execute LoadfromFile call in teh above code.

Please help me out if anyone has recieved this error and if they resolved it….A large task is looming on my head and i am running out of ideas to fix it…

Regards
Nagendra