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Good day Group,
As a newbie to sql programming in vba I have run into problems. By help from checking old posts in this group I have managed to write codes that with a ADO connection and sql statement extracts data from a closed workbook. I have data in a list in the source workbook that is in abt 4000 rows and 60 columns, When runing the code I will only have 1024 rows extracted. Some columns has cells with up to 500 characters. How to overide this row limit? Brgds CG Rosen ' this code gives only 1024 rows. Why? szSQL = "SELECT * FROM [db_test1$]" Set rsData = New ADODB.Recordset rsData.Open szSQL, szConnect, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly |
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Haven't seen anything like it mysefl.
you can try switching drivers - e.g., if you use ODBC you can tray OLE DB instead or SQL Natvie Client driver or any other that there are on your machine - and then see if it makes any difference. It might be some setting for the driver too - so, maybe you need to change that setting as oppose to driver. On Apr 30, 4:36*am, "CG Rosen" wrote: Good day Group, As a newbie to sql programming in vba I have run into problems. By help from checking old posts in this group I have managed to write codes that with a *ADO connection and sql statement extracts data from a closed workbook. I have data in a list in the source workbook that is in abt 4000 rows and 60 columns, When runing the code *I will only have 1024 rows extracted. Some columns has cells with up to 500 characters. How to overide this row limit? Brgds CG Rosen ' this code gives only 1024 rows. Why? szSQL = "SELECT * FROM [db_test1$]" Set rsData = New ADODB.Recordset rsData.Open szSQL, szConnect, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly |
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try this:
rsData.Open szSQL, szConnect,adOpenKeyset "CG Rosen" wrote: Good day Group, As a newbie to sql programming in vba I have run into problems. By help from checking old posts in this group I have managed to write codes that with a ADO connection and sql statement extracts data from a closed workbook. I have data in a list in the source workbook that is in abt 4000 rows and 60 columns, When runing the code I will only have 1024 rows extracted. Some columns has cells with up to 500 characters. How to overide this row limit? Brgds CG Rosen ' this code gives only 1024 rows. Why? szSQL = "SELECT * FROM [db_test1$]" Set rsData = New ADODB.Recordset rsData.Open szSQL, szConnect, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly |
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![]() thanks - worked perfect / CG Rosen "Ralph" skrev i meddelandet ... try this: rsData.Open szSQL, szConnect,adOpenKeyset "CG Rosen" wrote: Good day Group, As a newbie to sql programming in vba I have run into problems. By help from checking old posts in this group I have managed to write codes that with a ADO connection and sql statement extracts data from a closed workbook. I have data in a list in the source workbook that is in abt 4000 rows and 60 columns, When runing the code I will only have 1024 rows extracted. Some columns has cells with up to 500 characters. How to overide this row limit? Brgds CG Rosen ' this code gives only 1024 rows. Why? szSQL = "SELECT * FROM [db_test1$]" Set rsData = New ADODB.Recordset rsData.Open szSQL, szConnect, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly |
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