I want to execut a query to return a list of all tables from a DB through VBA. My ADO connection code: Private Sub ACCDB_Query() Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset Dim cn As ADODB.Connection Dim strDB As String Dim ws As Worksheet Dim n As Long Dim strSQL As String Set cn = New ADODB...
SELECTTABLE_NAME FROMINFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERETABLE_SCHEMA ='test' Example OutPut:
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The options underQueryare available only for these SQL data sources—SharePoint lists and libraries (when data source is a copy of a SharePoint list or library), databases, and linked data sources that comprise two database tables in the same database. If the data source uses a custom que...
On the Design tab, in the Relationships group, click All Relationships. Identify the tables that should have a defined relationship. If the tables are visible in the Relationships window, check to see that a relationship has already been defined. A relationship appears as a line con...
The Query folding mechanism submits metadata requests to the data source to determine the capabilities of the data source, table schemas, relationships between different tables at the data source, and more. Based on the metadata received, the query folding mechanism determines what information to ext...
The handler receives a list of text values, representing one or more columns to be selected. In OData terms, this operation maps to the $select query option. The advantage of folding column selection becomes apparent when you're dealing with tables with many columns. The $select operator ...
Lemma:Let L be an operator tree such that schema(L) contains attributes from base tables A1, ..., An. Let J be the set of joins in L and let A* be an arbitrary table in the schema of L. There is a map f: J -> schema(L) such that (1) the range of f is all of schema...
The query we’ll be using as an example is intended to simply extract a few fields (title, date, creator, etc) across all tables in the dataset in which the BookMeta_Creator field CONTAINS the name of our searched author (Herman Melville): SELECT BookMeta_Title, BookMeta_Date, BookMeta...
This brings up theAppendwindow, where we can selectThree or more tables. This allows us to move any or all of the tables that we've connected from ourAvailable tables(on the left) to the list ofTables to append(on the right).