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Can Excel talk to a back end?
Using Ms Excel 2010 is it possible to query a back end like Sybase or Oracle and pull data from it? If yes, then we need to be concerned about upgrading our servers since the ODBC connection might be affected, correct? Also, if yes, what if some Workstations are using older versions of Excel, when did the ability to talk to back ends start?
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Can Excel talk to a back end?
LarryH77 wrote:
Using Ms Excel 2010 is it possible to query a back end like Sybase or Oracle and pull data from it? Should be able to. If yes, then we need to be concerned about upgrading our servers since the ODBC connection might be affected, correct? Also, if yes, what if some Workstations are using older versions of Excel, when did the ability to talk to back ends start? I'm pretty sure Excel 97 could handle ODBC (but not going to install to check). *Maybe* Excel 95. Older versions... I rather doubt it. How old are we talking? -- THEY AREN'T REALLY GONNA COME IN HERE ARE THEY IF THEY ARE I TOTALLY QUIT |
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