MS Access: Why does the "Invalid Argument" error occur?

Question

SQL

Good afternoon, I'm doing a study project on MS Access. There is a table "Listener", the key field (autoincrement) is also called the listener. I am running a query:

DELETE *
FROM Слушатель AS t
WHERE t.[Слушатель] = 24;

..and I get an "Invalid Argument" error. There is line 24 in the database, in other requests [Listener].[Listener] works fine. If you replace DELETE with SELECT, the query works fine (outputs line 24). CHADNT?

Answer 1

I think your case is described here .
namely:
"When naming a field, control, or object, you need to make sure that you do not duplicate the name of a property or other element used by Microsoft Access - this can lead to unintended consequences. For example, if you want to select the value of a field called "Name" in a table NameInfo using the NameInfo.Name syntax, Microsoft Access will display the value of the Name table property, not the value of the Name field."