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Accessing External Data
I am using VBA in excel to query a microsofts sql server using odbc drivers
in order to bring all the information into an excel spreadsheet. I've been running into some problems and am wondering what is the easiest way to go about accomplishing this task. Thanks for the help. --Jon |
Accessing External Data
Jon,
It depends on what sort of problems you are encountering. It could be that you need to create a Stored Procedure on the SQL Server so that much of the data selectivity and pre-processing is done at the server (often a lot faster than a PC), with only a table of the desired results sent to Excel. (Might also help if you have network traffic issues) I have used both - unfortunately, it does depend on the complexity of the data sought and the errors encountered. Regards Dave "Jon Kane" wrote in message ... I am using VBA in excel to query a microsofts sql server using odbc drivers in order to bring all the information into an excel spreadsheet. I've been running into some problems and am wondering what is the easiest way to go about accomplishing this task. Thanks for the help. --Jon |
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