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execute stored procedure from excel
Hi,
I have created procedure ProcA that creates a table TblA in SQL how do i call the stored procedure from Excel to execute that stored procedure ? appreciate any advise tks & rdgs |
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ever answered your question satisfactorily? That said... I THINK you might want to try... DATA / GET EXTERNAL DATA / RUN SAVED QUERY HTH, -- Gary Brown "maxzsim" wrote: Hi, I have created procedure ProcA that creates a table TblA in SQL how do i call the stored procedure from Excel to execute that stored procedure ? appreciate any advise tks & rdgs |
Hi Gary,
My appologies for posting the same question in Excel - Programming as i tot i have posted but yet i could not find my posting as for my indication of whether the reply has been successful , i did not realise that i actually need to do that as for my ques , is there any way to do it programmatically ? this is how i write my code : ==================================== Dim strConn As String Dim con As Connection Dim comm As ADODB.Command strConn = "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=SvrA;InititalCatalog =master;uid=;pwd=" Set con.Execute = strConn Set comm = New Command comm.ActiveConnection = con comm.CommandText = "SQL1.master.dbo.Usr_GetUserAccess" comm.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc 'comm.ActiveConnection = strConn comm.Execute strConn Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset rs.Open "Select * from [UserAccess]", con ===================================== but i have some problem using the connection objects appreciate your advise rdgs, "Gary Brown" wrote: You've posted 63 questions to this forum and never indicated that anyone had ever answered your question satisfactorily? That said... I THINK you might want to try... DATA / GET EXTERNAL DATA / RUN SAVED QUERY HTH, -- Gary Brown "maxzsim" wrote: Hi, I have created procedure ProcA that creates a table TblA in SQL how do i call the stored procedure from Excel to execute that stored procedure ? appreciate any advise tks & rdgs |
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