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How can Oracle DB Stored procedure be called in MS Excel?
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I want to call an Oracle DB procedure using Excel. Also, the procedure puts the processed results in a table. I want to have a report based on this data( Simple SELECT on the table). Is it possible? Thanks in advance -Amol |
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How can Oracle DB Stored procedure be called in MS Excel?
Amol
If not a stored procedure, certainly and Oracle table should be available via OLEDB. If you go in Excel to Import External DataImport data... and select New Data Source... Select Other AdvancedOLEDB Oracle Database and then trip through the wizard. I don't have Oracle so can't get past first wizard screen to see if it accepts SPs but that should get you on your way. You can save the connection strings as a file too. I use SQL here http://www.nickhodge.co.uk/gui/datam...rtexternal.htm -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "Amol" wrote in message ps.com... Hi I want to call an Oracle DB procedure using Excel. Also, the procedure puts the processed results in a table. I want to have a report based on this data( Simple SELECT on the table). Is it possible? Thanks in advance -Amol |
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