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Hello.
I'm very familiar with VBA programming in Excel, but not in Access.
I need to:
1) Drop a given table, call it "tblData"
2) Import a delimited text file to recreate the table, call it "tblData.txt"
to table "tblData"
Can anyone help me with knowing how to do that in VBA in Access?
Alternatively, I could get the Access app to just connect to our Oracle
database, but I didn't find a path to do that in Access.
In Excel, it works from
Data-Import External Data - Import Data . From there, you choose 'New
Source' the first time, one of the option is Oracle, and it connects
nicely... even offers to put the data in your Pivot.
The object of this exercise is to run some data out of some Oracle tables,
into an Excel Pivot.
But, in some runs, the data will exceed Excel 2003's sheet row limit, and
we're not ready to have everybody use Excel 2007.
Thanks.
I'm very familiar with VBA programming in Excel, but not in Access.
I need to:
1) Drop a given table, call it "tblData"
2) Import a delimited text file to recreate the table, call it "tblData.txt"
to table "tblData"
Can anyone help me with knowing how to do that in VBA in Access?
Alternatively, I could get the Access app to just connect to our Oracle
database, but I didn't find a path to do that in Access.
In Excel, it works from
Data-Import External Data - Import Data . From there, you choose 'New
Source' the first time, one of the option is Oracle, and it connects
nicely... even offers to put the data in your Pivot.
The object of this exercise is to run some data out of some Oracle tables,
into an Excel Pivot.
But, in some runs, the data will exceed Excel 2003's sheet row limit, and
we're not ready to have everybody use Excel 2007.
Thanks.