Not necessarily! Regards, Sam
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 8:40 AM, David Grugeon <da...@grugeon.com.au> wrote: > I thought SQL required all statements to end in a semicolon ?? > > > On Sunday, 24 June 2012, TJ wrote: > >> Thanks much >> >> I went ahead a copied that into the Editor and it looks like it added a >> few quotes and arranged some things automatically. Assume some sort of >> autocorrect mechanism. Ran it and it threw a "Run Time error '424': >> Object Required" on the "VV_VESSEL_VISIT.VESSEL_ID , >> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ARR_VOYAGE, " " line. >> >> Thanks again. >> >> Sub Get_Vessel_Schedule() >> Dim cn As ADODB.Connection >> Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset >> Dim strSql As String >> >> Set cn = New ADODB.Connection >> Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset >> cn.Open ( _ >> "User ID=" & _ >> ";Password=" & _ >> ";Data Source=mit.world" & _ >> ";Provider=MSDAORA.1") >> >> strSql = "" >> strSql = strSql & vbLf & "select VESSEL.CODE, VESSEL.NAME, " >> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.VESSEL_ID , VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ARR_VOYAGE, " " >> strSql = strSql & vbLf & "VV_VESSEL_VISIT.DEP_VOYAGE, " >> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.BERTH , VV_VESSEL_VISIT.MPH, " " >> strSql = strSql & vbLf & "VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ESC_FORWARD_DRAFT, " >> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ATA , VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ATD, " " >> strSql = strSql & vbLf & "VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ETA, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ETD from >> VV_VESSEL_VISIT" >> strSql = strSql & vbLf & "join" >> strSql = strSql & vbLf & "VESSEL on VV_VESSEL_VISIT.VESSEL_ID=VESSEL.ID" >> rs.Open strSql, cn >> Cells(6, 6).CopyFromRecordset rs >> End Sub >> >> On Friday, June 22, 2012 7:14:55 PM UTC-5, TJ wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> Super new to thsi world but trying to put something together that will >>> execute a simple SQL statement against on of our Oracle Databases and >>> return the results. The Code for the Macro is below but I am getting "Data >>> Type is not Supported". Anyone help with that. Also, another question >>> which may be simple sytax I do nto know, what is a good mechanism to break >>> out the SQL statments accross various lines instead of one line? >>> >>> BTW, using Excel 2010. >>> >>> Thanks In Advance. >>> >>> >>> Sub Get_Vessel_Schedule() >>> >>> Dim cn As ADODB.Connection >>> Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset >>> >>> Set cn = New ADODB.Connection >>> Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset >>> >>> cn.Open ( _ >>> "User ID=User" & _ >>> ";Password=Pass" & _ >>> ";Data Source=My DB" & _ >>> ";Provider=MSDAORA.1") >>> >>> rs.Open "select VESSEL.CODE, VESSEL.NAME, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.VESSEL_ID, >>> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ARR_VOYAGE, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.DEP_VOYAGE, >>> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.BERTH, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.MPH, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ESC_FORWARD_ >>> **DRAFT, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ATA, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ATD, VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ETA, >>> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.ETD from VV_VESSEL_VISIT join VESSEL on >>> VV_VESSEL_VISIT.VESSEL_ID=VESS**EL.ID <http://VESSEL.ID>", cn >>> >>> >>> Cells(6, 6).CopyFromRecordset rs >>> >>> End Sub >>> >>> >>> >> -- >> -- FORUM RULES (986+ members already BANNED for violation) 1) Use >> concise, accurate thread titles. 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