That's really a pretty vague request.
It's like stopping to ask for directions and saying:"I'm trying to drive
somewhere, how do I get there?"
All we really know is:- You have Excel- You want to copy it to a database.
The fact is: SQL isn't a "database", it's a LANGUAGE(Structured Query
Language)A language used to write to databases like Oracle, Ingres, SQLServer
and even Microsoft Access.
So: you don't "write to SQL", you instead write SQL statements that write to a
table in a database.
To write to a table in a database, you have to have Excel connect to the
database(and provide valid authentication)then you have to know the name of the
tables, table structure, and any constraints before you can generate the SQL
commands to write to the database.
A database server like Oracle or SQLserver can have multiple databases.
In my company, we have two Oracle servers.One for Development and one for
Production.On each server, there are 10 separate databases.I have write access
to two of them, and Read-Only access to three others.One of the databases I use
consists of 262 tables.
The databases do not share data between each other.
All that being said:There are MANY approaches to writing Excel data to an
external database.In some cases, you can connect an Excel table to a database
table directly.In other cases, you must understand SQL as well as VBA in order
to use VBA to write the SQL statement and execute it.
So: taking on this task as someone "new to VBA" is pretty huge if you're not
already well versed in SQL and your specific database.
Before any of us could begin help, we'd need to know more of your
situation.What database "engine" are you using?have you connected Excel to it
previously?Do you know anything about SQL or any other type of programming?
Paul-
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By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
To all the people you can,
As long as ever you can.” - John Wesley
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On Friday, August 26, 2016 2:24 AM, ALL IS WELL HELP ME
wrote:
Dear Friends,
I'm New to excel VBA, I'm trying to update/insert Sql Table from Excel.
That is whenever i insert or update Excel Table it should automatically
update/insert to SQL.
Thanks,7092063444 --
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