Hi Robert,
how would this work for me, where I only want to create a SQL statement
as a string and execute it. Can it be that the string is not recognised
as SQL? (In my MSAccess days it worked). Here the run-time error
indicates that the "Object variable is not set" although it is valid
SQL text and works 'by hand'.
Cheers
Harvey
On Wed, 2023-01-25 at 07:43 +0100, Robert Großkopf wrote:
Hi Harvey,
why do you want to use Access2Base?
Here a code from German Base Handbuch:
SUB ChangeData(oEvent AS OBJECT)
DIM oConnection AS OBJECT
DIM oForm AS OBJECT
DIM stSql AS STRING
DIM oSql_Statement AS OBJECT
DIM inValue AS INTEGER
oForm = oEvent.Source.Model.Parent
oConnection = oForm.activeConnection()
stSQL = oForm.getString(oForm.findColumn("SQL-Code"))
inValue = MsgBox("Should SQL-Code" & CHR(13) & stSQL & CHR(13) &
"be executed?", 20, "Execute SQL-Code")
IF inValue = 6 THEN
oSQL_Statement = oConnection.createStatement()
oSQL_Statement.execute(stSql)
END IF
END SUB
SQL-Code is part of a table. Field in the table is "SQL-Code". Table
is
datasource of a form. A button in this form will be enough to execute
the macro. You coud update, insert or delete rows by command
"execute".
Regards
Robert
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