How can I insert bulk data from an Excel file to Ms Access data base using OLEDB connection without using loops? I'm using OLEDB connection in a C# windows application.
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The R library dbplyr allows access to large data files using excel.
I have excel files that are large enough to be problematic and I would like to selectively pull in contents using SQL using dbplyr.
How do I connect to, and access the Excel xlsx file using the dbplyr interface?
Hi I have a Project plan which sits on MS Project Server. What would be the easiest way for me to create a data connection which isn't just a one time refresh from Project to Excel with the use of VBA?
I could obviously take an extract manually each time from MS Project to Excel but wondering if there is anything I can use to automate this via a Data Connection in Excel?
You can create an Excel data connection which uses an identity from the securestore (as described here) and then query the project server database (some sample queries here)
I have one excel file which contains data,I have to import the data in excel file using the ms access form UI.I need to create form which takes input as excel file and inserts the records in the MS access table. I need to place some logic using VB before inserting the data to MS access.
Kindly guide me how I can achieve it as I am naive in this technology.
Use the MS Access external data wizards to link the Excel file and then proceed as if the linked table was native to MS Access.
You can also use in VBA DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet Method to link or import Excel.
can we access the msacces table using a windows service which is created in vb.net. Thanks!
Yes.
You can use an OleDbConnection with this connection string (or this one for 2007 / 2010).
You can then execute arbitrary SQL statements on the connection.
I'm getting data as an Access file.
My application uses MySQL/Java. I'd like to parse the Access data, and stick it in MySQL.
Is there a Java tool that will help me do this?
MDB Tools is a set of open source libraries and utilities to facilitate exporting data from MS Access databases (mdb files) without using the Microsoft DLLs. Thus non Windows OSs can read the data.
If this is a one time conversion just use MS-Access, link to your MySQL database tables and use update queries to transfer the data.
If your app needs to import Access data into MySQL on a continuing basis you could connect to Access via ODBC and then have your app write the data to MySQL.