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On Jan 8, 3:56*pm, JLGWhiz wrote:
I think I read that wrong. *You do execute the dump first. *So there must be another disconnect somewhere. *The syntax does not appear to be the problem. "TG" wrote: Hi! I have the following code that gets start date from a cell, end date from another cell and previous date from a thrid cell. Then it runs a stored proc off SQL Server with those 3 parameters and should spit the recordset outon another worksheet. Sub Billing_Report() * 'Clear previous contents Sheet1.Range("A9:AZ5000").Select Selection.ClearContents Sheet1.Range("C3").Value = "(for the period of " & Sheet2.Range("E10").Value & " to " & Sheet2.Range("E20").Value & ")" * *'release the selection from the previous step Sheet1.Range("E5").Select *'initialize variables with data in those cells Start_Date = Sheet2.Range("E10").Value End_Date = Sheet2.Range("E20").Value Prev_Date = Sheet2.Range("E30").Value * * 'checking if end_date happens earlier than start_date If End_Date < Start_Date Then * * * * MsgBox "Start Date must be earlier than End Date. Check your selection and try again" * * * * Worksheets("Selection Data").Activate * * * * Exit Sub End If * * 'checking if prev_date happens after than start_date If Prev_Date Start_Date Then * * * * MsgBox "Previous Date must be earlier than Start Date. Check your selection and try again" * * * * Worksheets("Selection Data").Activate * * * * Exit Sub End If *'Declare the variables Dim conn As ADODB.Connection Dim Rs As ADODB.Recordset Dim strSQL As String, ConnStr As String * 'Set the connection string ConnStr = "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Initial Catalog=master; Data Source=dr-ny- sql001; " & _ "INTEGRATED SECURITY=sspi;" *'create *sql string for stored proc strSQL = "exec usp_DR_Monthly_Billing_Report '" & Start_Date & "', '" & End_Date & "', '" & Prev_Date & "'" 'MsgBox strSQL * 'create and open the connection and recordset Set conn = New ADODB.Connection Set Rs = New ADODB.Recordset conn.CommandTimeout = 0 conn.Open ConnStr Rs.Open strSQL, conn, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly * 'Instantiate the Recordsetobject and execute the question. Set Rs = conn.Execute(strSQL) 'If conn.State = adStateClosed Then * * * * 'MsgBox "connection is closed" 'Else * * * * 'MsgBox "connection is open" 'End If 'If Rs.State = 1 Then * * * * 'MsgBox "Recordset is closed" 'Else * * * * 'MsgBox "Recordset is open" If Not Rs.EOF Then * * * * * * *MsgBox "The report has been populated with data from " & Start_Date & " to " & End_Date * * * * Else * * * * * * *MsgBox "There is no data for the period from " & Start_Date & " to " & End_Date End If * 'Dump the records into the worksheet. Sheet1.Range("A9").CopyFromRecordset Rs * *'Release objects from memory. If Rs.State = 1 Then Rs.Close * * Set Rs = Nothing * * conn.Close * * Set conn = Nothing ' Exit the macro so that the error handler is not executed. * * * Worksheets("Selection Data").Activate 'WrongDate: * * *'MsgBox "End Date cannot happen before Start Date. Please check your selection and try again." 'Errhandler: * * * 'MsgBox "Error # " & Err & " : " & Error(Err) & ". Please make a note of this error message and contact Technical Support." ' Exit the macro so that the error handler is not executed. * * * 'Exit Sub End Sub I am getting runtime error 3704 application defined or object defined error when hitting the following line: * 'Dump the records into the worksheet. Sheet1.Range("A9").CopyFromRecordset Rs Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks! JT- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - JLGWhiz, I have tested that the connection is open before dumping the data and it is open. Any other possible ideas? Thanks a lot! JT |
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