Using C# and the JET OleDB driver (Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0) to connect to an old Access database (think Access 97). The following SQL statements work fine: But terminating the statement with a semi-colon (;) causes problems: Can SQL statements with DEFAULT be terminated? Answer Default values can (and probably should) be quoted using double quotes to avoid these errors, among others: Note
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Data type for SQL aggregate functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG)
New to SQL. Say I run this query: This will return a single row with a field called “TotalSuppliers”. In my database, the result was “778”. When tested in C# using typeof, the type for this field was short (the ODBC SMALLINT or OleDB SmallInt data type). This matched the data type of the SupplierID column. Do I have control
Sql string with OLEDB gives error 1004 in VBA
I would like to import a text file into excel filtering just what I want through a VBA macro. When I use LIKE operator in the sql string I get the error 1004. I have tried both * and % as wildcard and ALike instead of Like but there is no difference. test_7.txt and the macro is: Answer SQL statements
Need to retrieve additional values based on Name key in table from DB within VB.NET
So initially I retrieved all values with the name identifier within a table I have, and placed them into a combo box. The data that was loaded into the table is: I used the Query builder within the table adapter configuration wizard to create a string inquiry And in VB implemented it with the selected value of the combobox But,
How do you return the max of a column (Text field)? [closed]
I can not find a way to execute the following simple query: SELECT max(@SomeCol) FROM test_table; I can do just about everything else except for that, max doesn’t return what I expect.
OLEDB reading CSV file returns first column only
I’m trying to read a pipe separated text file. First lines are “BewerberID”|”Druck”|”Druckdatum”|”HistorieID”|”Bearbeiter”|”BewZuBewGruppeID”|”Bemerkung” “12586”|”EinladungOFD.dot …