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Retrieve data from Access to Exel by executing stored questi. Returning information from SQL Server to Excel Using VBA. Import to Excel from SQL server code. Connecting To A SQL Server Database Using ADODB - Visual Basic Tutorials. Access Modules (VBA Coding) - Linking SQL tables to Access - How do I do it with VBA? Well, I am still going crazy here. I've tried using tbl.Properties("Jet OLEDB:Link Datasource") = cnn.ConnectionString AND tbl.Properties("Jet OLEDB:Link Provider String") = cnn.ConnectionString but still have problems. My inexperience with ADO really became obvious to me when I realized I spent way too much time trying to refresh the links in the wrong direction (from SQL to Access instead of the other way). My code currently appears as follows: If I use "Jet OLEDB:Link Datasource" I get the following errors from ADO: Error #0 [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Changed database context to 'mydatabase'. Error #0 [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Changed language setting to us_english.

ODBC--connection to '{SQL Server}servername' failed.-2147467259 I tried setting tbl.properties("Jet OLEDB:Cache Link Name/Password") = True in the loop that sets the connection for each table thinking that's what would allow the SQL tables to be accessible through the Access database. Universal Data Access Using ADO - Visual Basic Explorer. Please support our sponsor: In this chapter we're going to start getting to grips with what will definitely be the database access technology of the future – ADO. We'll look quickly at the historical background to the development of ADO before moving on to discuss more recent developments in data access technologies. Then we will begin exploring the concepts and components of ADO itself before moving on to create our first pieces of code that will program ADO for us. There's a lot of ground to cover – as always in this exciting field – so let's get going!

What's the Background to ADO? In the early days of computing, dumb terminals were wired to powerful mainframe computers. Each personal computer had its own CPU and hard drive to run programs and store data. But there were problems too. Now, with VB6.0, a brand new Jet database engine 3.51 just made this solution stronger. But DAO's days are numbered. The Limitations of DAO The Quest for Data Change is the Only Constant Back to the Future. Nnect to mySQL Database with Visual Basic.