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Using a DSNLess connection to an Oracle Dataview and access the data w/o using temp table.

Asked by kfschaefer1 in Access Coding/Macros, Oracle 9.x, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: MS, Access, 2003, Oracle table DSN-Less Connection, Oracle

Using a DSNLess connection to an Oracle Dataview and access the data w/o using temp table.

Is there a way to access an Oracle dataview using DSN-Less Connection and being able to view the data w/o actually creating a temp table?

As you can see '********************* I tried using to create/.append Access table but run into type mismatch isssues.

If I do not need to create the temp table but still view the data would be my preference.

Any ideas?

K

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             Public Function FTIRConnection()
    Dim sConn As String
    Dim oConn As ADODB.Connection
    Dim rstOra As ADODB.Recordset, rs As ADODB.Recordset
    Dim adoRS As ADODB.Recordset
    Dim cn As ADODB.Connection
    Dim ctl As Control
    Dim j, i As String
    Dim rsField, tblField As String
    Dim rsValue, tblValue As String
    Set cn = CurrentProject.Connection
 
     sConn = "Provider=OraOLEDB.Oracle;Data Source=(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)" & _
             "(Host=o"")(Port="")))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=ftcsverf)));" & _
            "User Id="";Password='';"
    Set adoConn = New ADODB.Connection
    adoConn.Open sConn
    Set adoRS = New ADODB.Recordset
        CurrentDb.Execute "Delete * from tblFTIR_vw"
        Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset
        strSQL = "Select * from tblFTIR_vw"
        rs.Open strSQL, cn, adOpenDynamic, adLockOptimistic
        
     strSQL = " SELECT FTIR_MEASNO, FTIR_APNO, FTIR_TITLE, FTIR_RM, FTIR_SPS, FTIR_MIN, FTIR_MAX, FTIR_UNITS," & _
                " FTIR_ACC, FTIR_TYPE, FTIR_LOC, FTIR_FLTR, FTIR_HCO, FTIR_LCO, FTIR_BUSNAME, FTIR_SU, FTIR_EU_SU," & _
                " FTIR_EU, FTIR_SPHDL, FTIR_DESC, FTIR_MAINTCD, FTIR_CMT, FTIR_INSTLDWGNO, FTIR_LAST_REVISOR," & _
                " FTIR_LAST_REVISION_DATE" & _
            " FROM FTCSVERF.FTIR_DNLD_VI_VW" ' & _
            " WHERE FTIR_APNO =" & Chr(39) & UCase(gAPNo) & Chr(39) & ""
            '" & gAPNo & "'"
            Debug.Print strSQL
        adoRS.Open strSQL, adoConn, adOpenStatic, adLockPessimistic
        'Recreates the temp table with FTIR data.
 '**************
        Do Until adoRS.EOF
            rs.AddNew
                For j = 0 To adoRS.Fields.count - 1
                    Debug.Print adoRS.Fields
                    rs(j) = Nz(adoRS(j))
                Next j
            rs.Update
            adoRS.MoveNext
        Loop
End Function
           
         

20091118-EE-VQP-93 / EE_QW_2_20070628

Using a DSNLess connection to an Oracle Dataview and access the data w/o using temp table.

Asked by kfschaefer1 in Access Coding/Macros, Oracle 9.x, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: MS, Access, 2003, Oracle table DSN-Less Connection, Oracle

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