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Default Search Sample for Oracle-to-Excel extraction with CopyFromRecordset

I would like to extract all records from an Oracle database to an Excelsheet.
How do I do this in detail?

After googling around I found so far the following code snippet (see bottom).
However the "core" statement is still not clear to me.
How do I assign the current recordset to the next free line ?
How do I write the line indicated below with "***" ?

Shouldn't be there a loop to iterate through all records?


Function TotalAmount()
Dim objConn As ADODB.Connection
Dim objRec As ADODB.Recordset
strQuery = "SELECT * FROM mytab WHERE field1=123;"
If ThisMap.MySQL_connection(objConn, "localhost", "3306", "root", "admin") Then
Set objRec = New ADODB.Recordset
objRec.Open strQuery, objConn, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly
"nextfreeline" = CopyFromRecordset objRec (***)
Else
MsgBox "Error Connection-String"
End If
objRec.Close
Set objRec = Nothing
End Function

Keith

 
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