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PHP’s database access functions are not standardized. This creates a need for a database class library to hide the differences between the different databases (encapsulate the differences) so we can easily switch databases. The library currently supports MySQL, Interbase, Sybase, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL server, Foxpro ODBC, Access ODBC, Informix, DB2, Sybase SQL Anywhere, generic ODBC and Microsoft’s ADO. We hope more people will contribute drivers to support other databases.
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QUESTION
MY APOLOGIES: the code snipet below can induce in error that i work from a worksheet - I got the values in the code from a worksheet only to lighten the code. The VALUES are from an ADODB dataset that is then copied to an array. The values are to stay in memory and no worksheets are to be used to get the end result. so sorry not to have specified this from the start.
I have a 2-dimensional array and I am trying to get the MAX(VALUE) for each unique IDs
ID VALUE DATA 101 10 1125 101 8 2546 101 11 1889 102 5 3521 102 10 2254 103 11 3544the end result should be a finalArr with the unique IDs:
ID VALUE DATA 101 11 1889 102 10 2254 103 11 3544What I have so far: I did manage to find the MAX in a specific dimension (Value)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 17:20- The dictionary will hold the unique value as its
key
, and the row of the highest value as the correspondingitem
. While looping, it will use this item to compare the values of the 2nd column and modify it accordingly. In the end, another loop will write the results to the same array which will partially be copied to the destination range. - One row of headers is assumed. If you don't want the headers, then change the
sfcAddress
if necessary and changeFor r = 1 to srCount
andr = 0
.
QUESTION
I have a piece of VBScript that queries an MS Access database. When the recordset query is on a table, I can go through my recordset and do a rs.MoveFirst to go back to the beginning. But when the recordset query is on a query, rs.MoveFirst fails with the error "Operation is not supported for this type of object" Code: 800004005.
Is this a known limitation? Can I get get around it by opening the recordset in a different way?
I have tried rs.Open like many examples online, but rs.Open strQuery, Cn, adOpenDynamic, adLockPessimistic, adCmdText
fails with "Arguments are of the wront type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another."
This code works because MyTable is a table:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 15:59This will work.
You don't need to declare const, variables, whatelse.
You just need to set a reference to ADODB, in your case a reference to Microsoft Activex Data Objects 2.8 Library.
There is no reason this would not work.
QUESTION
The following code creates a new access database and copies tables from two different access databases into the new one. This part works without error.
The problem is on the following line: TMPConnection.Open TMPConnectionString
It notifies that the file is already in use.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 20:40Essentially, you are connecting to MS Access in two different ways: frontend with the Access COM object and backend with ADO. Additionally, you are combining two DB APIs, DAO with CurrentDb
and ADO with ADODB.Connection
, which both have recordset objects.
Consider either using first connection via the Access COM application and DAO or close the COM object and connect to new database with ADO.
Approach 1: Run all operations with COM connection and DAO
QUESTION
The following 2 queries are taken from tables on different databases
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 14:45Learned something new - Excel CAN pull data from multiple Access files via one SQL statement. You were on the right path with nesting. Have to set a connection, which can be the workbook or one of the Access files, then other data sources must be nested with embedded filepath. Examples:
- connection to workbook using ADODB objects with early binding so would need reference to Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects x.x Library.
QUESTION
I have developped a VB.Net
DLL that can read Postgres
, Oracle
and OleDb
.
To allow this DLL to execute some SQL commands, I pass it a Connection
object and I use it to execute some SQL SELECT
command.
My problem now is that I want to pass all data contained in a GridView
object that contains data obtained using a SQL
command in EXE program (not in DLL) and that user can have changed.
Which type of object can I pass considering following constraints ?
- argument passed cannot be a WinForm control as
DataGridView
(no Winform object in DLL) - another database's table cannot be filled with
DataGridView
content (not performant) - class used must be part of an .Net assembly (not a
COM
, too old technology)
Until now, the only solution found consist of using ADO
or Microsoft ActiveX Data Object Record Set
, but this class is not an .Net assembly and solution found on DataBase Journal does'nt work because Items
property of Field
class is Read Only.
Here is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 07:18You can use a .Net DataTable object.
Here is some lines of code
QUESTION
Good afternoon,
I have got a "program" in VBA that has to write in a SharePoint Online list.
Problem:
I used to insert data from an excel file (via VBA) to a SharePoint 2013 list by connecting directivity to the database underlying (via ADODB connection).
With SharePoint Online this is no more possible, indeed I had to come up with a different solution by using CSOM (C#) library.
After struggling for a week to perform a well-done insert that satisfy all my needs…now I am stuck.
Goal:
I need a way in which VBA code can cast my insert (C#) by using the parameters that I communicate via VBA => Full Process/idea explained
I found some references c# - How to call .NET methods from Excel VBA? but for me it is difficult to implement it to my code.
This is my current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 08:36In the end, I solved the problem by using the Main(string [] args)
. I will pass data via the command line. Easy, direct, fast and reliable.
For example:
QUESTION
I'm trying to get data out of my ordered dictionary, and for some reason it's not printing the data in it. I can get to the first item in the data structure, but I'm having trouble iterating over all the rows. I'm using PowerShell 5.1 and visual studio code.
The code queries an mdb file, and returns multiple rows.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 16:36You can loop over each key-value entry in a dictionary by explicitly calling GetEnumerator()
on it and passing the resulting enumerator to foreach
or a pipeline-enabled cmdlet:
QUESTION
In Excel VBA with the SQLite ODBC Driver, my simple SELECT query run against a single table retrieves 'long' integers (10 or more decimal places) incorrectly. How can these values be retrieved correctly, without truncation or whatever garbling is going on?
(PLEASE NOTE: the database structure/field definitions can't be modified — the database belongs to an open source application, Anki, and changing the structure would break the software.)
The particular table I'm querying contains (at least) several fields that can contain longer integer values (10 or more decimal places). The primary key ("id") contains Unix timestamp (datetime) values, with milliseconds, so the integer in the primary key field always occupies 13 decimal places.
Here is the table definition:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-02 at 17:15As commented, essentially the issue derives from how to include the BigInt
parameter in connection string. While MSDN documentation appears to differ from implementation, key/value pairs should avoid whitespaces:
QUESTION
For the code listed below, it runs fine except for the first SQL query. I'm pulling address and state information from the workbook, and running a query on the information to find the count of how many times the address appears in the table. If I run the code and stop it before the query is sent to Access, I can pull the query command from the Immediate window, go to Access, and run the query no problem. However, if I just run the VBA program and have it send the query to Access, I keep getting 0 for the result. So long story short, the query will run in Access and provide the correct result, but when Excel VBA sends the query to Access, I keep getting zero for the result (and no error messages). Any help would be greatly appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 22:30Essentially, the issue is due to the LIKE
operator. Whenever you run an Access query over an ODBC/OLEDB connection, the wildcard to use is the current ANSI version %
. However, in Access GUI, the wildcard uses the older version, *
. See MSDN docs discussing this wildcard usage.
To be compatible between Excel and Access (VBA or GUI), consider undocumented ALIKE
operator to only use %
. Additionally, use ADO parameterization using ADO command and avoid concatenation of values to SQL statement. Below replaces the first LIKE
with =
since no wildcard is used and the make-table action using INTO
was removed. Also, New
is removed from any Dim
lines.
QUESTION
The VBA code for external connection has been given to my by our IT-department. I did not wrote it myself. I just made some adjustments to make it work for my database. I am not an expert. The function Clear_Analysis
just deletes all records from tabel tbl_Analysis
.
The function Analysis_Check
does work in all my other functions. I want to check if a table contains any records.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 14:51Probably a timing issue as the query calls will run in another context.
Try either with DoEvents
:
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