I've used ODBC queries in Excel before but it was always with stored procedures on the server. Now I'd like to be able to define freeform SQL queries in Excel that pull data from a MS SQL Server. I have been playing around for 30 mins or so and Googling how to do it but can'...
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I would like to use this: DELETE * FROM [Table_(...)_Actual$] WHERE [Current] = "Inactive" (Will add more once I know it is possible to use sql queries in Excel. Any information on whether or not this is possible would be appreciated. ...
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Reports that have simple queries against a local data source will often complete in milliseconds and never require management or tuning. In contrast, a large report that is rendered in PDF or Excel might require significant processing time depending on hardware resources, delivery options, and ...
One, it errors if Excel is not open. And two, it does not check multiple instances of Excel; it's random which instance it will select. I have tried using the System Process commands to run through all processes but that seems to just get me locked in an infinite loop....
There are two methods for running queries in SQL Developer: Run Statement Run Statement, Shift+Enter, F9, or this button Run Script No grids, just script (SQL*Plus like) ouput is fine, thank you very much! What’s the Difference?
In other words, when you use the SQL Server™ session state option, you pay the price (two database accesses) in every request—even in requests for pages that do nothing with session state. This directly (and adversely) affects the throughput of the entire site....
Reports that have simple queries against a local data source often complete in milliseconds and never require management or tuning. In contrast, a large report that is rendered in PDF or Excel might require significant processing time. The time depends on hardware resources, delivery options, and ...