Range("A1").CurrentRegion. Rs.Source = "SELECT * FROM (SELECT * FROM REPORT 2 as a Left Outer Join Report 3 as b on a.costcode = b.costcode w WHERE w.Job Number like 'p-10500%' OR ‘P-10600%’”
#Vba sql server connection string code#
In Connection string should I put Schema name or I need to list database names if it is more than one database? How can I construct a VBA code for it?Ĭn.ConnectionString = " Provider=MSDASQL.1 Persist Security Info=True DRIVER=SQL Server DATABASE: REPORT SERVER=MYSERVER UID=ALBERTAN PWD=PW APP=Microsoft Office 2016 WSID=XXX" several databases joined with "LEFT Outer join" with input parameters "WHERE project number is like 'P-10500%' or 'P-10600%'īut I tried to construct a code so that at least it can read the database. Ideally, my SQL contains SELECT within SELECT statement, i.e. An expression of non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected near "number". Hello Andrew, I have an issue with my code, I'm trying to follow your code suggestion I appreciate if you can please help me. Is there a way for me to break it by variables? I tried it by looking at these websites, but it doesn't work for me I have a VERY long SQL statement, so I tried to break it in lines and it didn't work (I have more than 25 lines). Not sure what the difference is between OLEDB and ADODB, does it matter?Ģ. ListObject.DisplayName = "Table_DATABASE_Query"ġ. You can define a formatted connection string either in the Access user interface or in VBA code.
_Ĭonnections("DATABASE"), Destination:=Test.Range("$C$1")).TableObject Connection strings have been around a long time. With (SourceType:=4, Source:=ActiveWorkbook. With ActiveWorkbook.Connections("DATABASE") ServerCredentialsMethod = xlCredentialsMethodIntegrated If the database is MS Access, the most performant way to run SQL queries from Excel VBA is by using DAO instead of ADO: Function QuerySQLDAO(sql. "SELECT * FROM as w WHERE w.""Project Number"" " & _ "OLEDB Provider=SQLOLEDB.1 Password=XXX Persist Security Info=True User ID=XXX Data Source=MYSERVER Use Procedure for Prepare=1 Auto Translate=True Packet Size=4096 Use Encryption for Data=False Tag with column collation when possible=False Initial Catalog=DATABASE" With ActiveWorkbook.Connections("DATABASE").OLEDBConnection Provider=MSDASQL.1 Data Source= DBF_DATA Extended Properties="DSN= DBF_DATA DriverId=533 FIL=dBase 5.Hello Andrew, for some reason my code didn't work so I had to record it step by step. Provider=MSDASQL.1 Extended Properties="DSN= ORACLE_DB UID=ADM PWD=freedom "Ĥ. Provider=MSDASQL.1 Extended Properties="DSN= IBLOCAL_ADO_EMP UID=sysdba PWD=masterkey"ģ. Provider=SQLBaseOLEDB Data source=myServerAddress Location=myDataBase User Id=myUsername Password=myPassword (SQLBase OLE DB Data Provider must be installed) ODBC DSNġ.
#Vba sql server connection string driver#
Provider=MSDASQL.1 Extended Properties="DBQ= C:\MyExcelFile.xls DefaultDir=C:\ Driver= Server=IP address Port=5432 Database=myDataBase Uid=myUsername Pwd=myPassword (PostgreSQL ODBC Driver must be installed) SQLite databases ODBCĭriver=SQLite3 ODBC Driver Database= C:\MyData\My_db.db (SQLite3 ODBC Driver must be installed) SQLBase databases OLE DB The connection string is correct and the connection opens, other code to set up the table prior to importing the Excel table all works, just the final part is an issue. Provider=.12.0 Data Source= c:\MyExcelFile.xls Extended Properties="Excel 8.0 HDR=YES" (Microsoft ACE must be installed) ODBC I have the following code, but am struggling with the syntax for the final part which needs to export the entire 'tblTempFD' table data to the SQL Server 'ESRTRStaging' Table.
Provider=.4.0 excel 8.0 DATABASE= C:\MyExcelData.xls ACE
There are also other ways of opening databases. Please note that using ADO and ADO connection strings is optional in Database Tour.
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