To link in Access (mde, mdb) to SQL you can use an ODBC connection (control
panel, odbc, add a connection to your sql server, then use that connection
as a link in Access)
and/or
use VBA code to build a link
To link a *.adp file you use ADO connections.
Ed Warren
> wo know access can connect to the sql serve made by microsoft , but i can
> not get the success ..the access .adp can connect the sql ,but i know sql
> server little , your help i s great and thank you for advance /
benson - 30 Nov 2005 01:12 GMT
i know vba code but , i can write the code :
set rs = new adodbo.recordset
temp = "select * from table where ^"
rs.open temp ,currentprojection.connection ,*,*
i know the currentprojection,connection
but i don't how to write the code to build the link that access to sql
can you give me a exampe
thanks for advence
> To link in Access (mde, mdb) to SQL you can use an ODBC connection (control
> panel, odbc, add a connection to your sql server, then use that connection
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> > not get the success ..the access .adp can connect the sql ,but i know sql
> > server little , your help i s great and thank you for advance /
Ed Warren - 30 Nov 2005 02:57 GMT
Someone else here will have to help with the code. I go via the ODBC route
and/or use the *.adp option.
Ed Warren.
>i know vba code but , i can write the code :
> set rs = new adodbo.recordset
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>> > sql
>> > server little , your help i s great and thank you for advance /
benson - 30 Nov 2005 06:13 GMT
thank you
> Someone else here will have to help with the code. I go via the ODBC route
> and/or use the *.adp option.
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> >> > sql
> >> > server little , your help i s great and thank you for advance /