Point contacts (PC) Andreev reflection dV /dI spectra for the antiferromagnetic (TN ≃6 K) superconductor (Tc ≃11 K) ErNi2B2C have been measured for the two main crystallographic directions. Observed retention of the Andreev reflection minima in dV /dI up to Tc directly points to unusual superconducting order parameter (OP) vanishing at Tc. Temperature dependence of OP was obtained from dV /dI using recent theory of Andreev reflection including pair-breaking effect. For the first time existence of a two superconducting OPs in ErNi2B2C is shown. A distinct decrease of both OPs as temperature is lowered below TN is observed.Introduction. -The family of quaternary nickel borocarbides superconductors RNi 2 B 2 C, where R is a rare-earth element or Y, has attracted worldwide attention both because of a relatively high critical temperature T c , up to 16 K for R=Lu, and especially from the point of view of competition between superconducting and magnetic ordered states in the case of R=Tm, Er, Ho, Dy, where energy scales for the antiferromagnetic and superconducting order can be varied over a wide range (see, e. g., Refs. [1,2] and further Refs. therein). The compound with R=Er and T c ≃11 K is interesting for two reasons [1]: below (T N ≃6 K) incommensurate antiferromagnetic order with spin density wave occurs and weak ferromagnetism develops below T WFM ≃2 K [3]. Both phenomena are, in general, antagonistic to superconductivity, so that competition between superconducting and the magnetic state should take place in this compound. Additionally, the superconducting ground state in borocarbide superconductors is expected to have a multiband nature [4,5] with a complex Fermi surface and different contributions to the superconducting state by different Fermi surface sheets. Therefore, determining the influence of these magnetic states on a possible multiband superconducting ground state or multiband order parameter (OP) in ErNi 2 B 2 C is