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How to save to database
Hi all,
I know a range has CopyFromRecordset method to dump data onto a sheet, I am wondering how to save data back into database. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
How to save to database
I think you will need to Import from the database side.
clara wrote: Hi all, I know a range has CopyFromRecordset method to dump data onto a sheet, I am wondering how to save data back into database. Clara |
How to save to database
Hi Bob,
You are right. I just rember that I had done a similar task when I was in a SQL Server administration training course, then I had input a text file into a table using a built-in tool in SQL Server . Thanks Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Bob I" wrote: I think you will need to Import from the database side. clara wrote: Hi all, I know a range has CopyFromRecordset method to dump data onto a sheet, I am wondering how to save data back into database. Clara |
How to save to database
You're welcome, have a good day!
clara wrote: Hi Bob, You are right. I just rember that I had done a similar task when I was in a SQL Server administration training course, then I had input a text file into a table using a built-in tool in SQL Server . Thanks Clara |
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