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Thanks for the help everyone! I figured out the answer to my problem
and figured I'd post it for future reference :) Only using 1 # in #topten creates a local temp table and I needed to create a global temp table by using ##topten. The local worked in SQL server because I was using it within the same query window, but it seems that submitting it through VBA submits it as if it were two different query windows. Also, this modified version of the code below worked. I'm sure there's a cleaner version of the code to use, but this did work. Sub EmailSQL3() Dim qt As QueryTable sqlstr = "select top 10 * into ##topten from dim_emailtemplete" connstring = _ "ODBC;DSN=test;UID=;PWD=;Database=Kpirepositor y" With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:=connstring , Destination:=Range("A1"), SQL:=sqlstr).Refresh End With sqlstr = "select top 10 * from ##topten" connstring = _ "ODBC;DSN=test;UID=;PWD=;Database=Kpirepositor y" With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:=connstring , Destination:=Range("A1"), SQL:=sqlstr).Refresh End With End Sub |
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