Dim mydrawing As String
mydrawing = "select * from tbl_welddata where([Drawingno] = " & Me!CboDrawingno & ")"
Me.tbl_welddatasubform.Form.RecordSource = mydrawing Me.tbl_welddatasubform.Form.Requery
I am getting an error message as;
Data type mismatch error 3464
Every time when I debug it pointing to this line
Me.tbl_welddatasubform.Form.RecordSource = mydrawing
could some one help me to sort it.
Put in a debug line, and study the output:
Dim mydrawing As String
mydrawing = "select * from tbl_welddata where([Drawingno] = " & Me!CboDrawingno & ")"
' If text, quotes are needed:
' mydrawing = "select * from tbl_welddata where([Drawingno] = '" & Me!CboDrawingno & "')"
Debug.Print mydrawing
Me!tbl_welddatasubform.Form.RecordSource = mydrawing
A requery is not needed.
Can you apply the resulting mydrawing manually?
Is Drawingno a number, not text?
Is tbl_welddatasubform the name of the subform control?
I am using HP (Microfocus) Quality Center 12.5 and designed a button using the toolbar in Workflow.
The following code pulls the first value from the RecordSet but not all values. How do I pull all values from the RecordSet and display it?
Sub searchDefects()
On Error Resume Next
Dim a
a = InputBox("Enter search query")
set TD1 = TDConnection
set com1 = TD1.command
com1.CommandText = "Select BG_BUG_ID FROM BUG WHERE BG_DESCRIPTION LIKE '%"
&a &"%'"
set rec1 = com1.Execute
Dim i
DIM msg
msg = ""
rec1.First
For i = 0 to rec1.RecordCount
msg = msg & "," & rec1.FieldValue(i) & ","
rec1.Next()
Next
MsgBox msg
On Error GoTo 0
End Sub
I found a solution after trial and error but still don't know the reason behind the root cause and how it is solving it. Any feedback is appreciated.
Sub SearchDefectsDescription()
On Error Resume Next
Dim a
a = InputBox("Enter search query for Description field")
set TD1 = TDConnection
set com1 = TD1.command
com1.CommandText = "Select BG_BUG_ID FROM BUG WHERE BG_DESCRIPTION LIKE '%" &a &"%'"
set rec1 = com1.Execute
Dim i
DIM msg
msg = "Bug ID" & vbnewline
rec1.First
If a = vbCancel Then
MsgBox "Search is cancelled"
Exit Sub
ElseIf Len(a) = 0 Then
MsgBox "Search input is empty, plesea try again."
Exit Sub
Else
For i = 0 to rec1.RecordCount
msg = msg & rec1.FieldValue(0) & rec1.FieldValue(1) & " "
rec1.Next()
Next
End If
MsgBox msg
On Error GoTo 0
End Sub
I have some code which reads in a tab delimited file where cell reference B2 matches the reference in the first column in the tab delimited file. This works fine where the text file is small. The below works on a sample file with aa bb and cc as the headers with dummy data.
Option Explicit
Sub TestImport()
Call ImportTextFile(Sheet1.Range("B1"), vbTab, Sheet2.Range("A4"))
End Sub
Public Sub ImportTextFile(strFileName As String, strSeparator As String, rngTgt As Range)
Dim lngTgtRow As Long
Dim lngTgtCol As Long
Dim varTemp As Variant
Dim strWholeLine As String
Dim intPos As Integer
Dim intNextPos As Integer
Dim intTgtColIndex As Integer
Dim wks As Worksheet
Set wks = rngTgt.Parent
intTgtColIndex = rngTgt.Column
lngTgtRow = rngTgt.Row
Open strFileName For Input Access Read As #1
While Not EOF(1)
Line Input #1, strWholeLine
varTemp = Split(strWholeLine, strSeparator)
If CStr(varTemp(0)) = CStr(Range("B2")) Then
wks.Cells(lngTgtRow, intTgtColIndex).Resize(, UBound(varTemp) + 1).Value = varTemp
lngTgtRow = lngTgtRow + 1
End If
Wend
Close #1
Set wks = Nothing
End Sub
I am trying to get the below bit of code to work using ADO as this will run much faster on a text file with a couple of million records however I am getting an error on the '.Open str' part of the code (no value given for one or more required parameters).
It looks like it is to do with how I am defining the string- could you review and see if there is something I am missing...?
Sub QueryTextFile()
t = Timer
Dim cnn As Object
Dim str As String
Set cnn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
cnn.Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
cnn.ConnectionString = "Data Source=C:\Users\Davids Laptop\Documents\Other Ad Hoc\Test Files\;Extended Properties=""text;HDR=Yes;FMT=Delimited;"""
cnn.Open
Dim rs As Object
Set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
str = "SELECT * FROM [test1.txt] WHERE [aa]=" & Chr(34) & Range("B2") & Chr(34)
With rs
.ActiveConnection = cnn
.Open str
Sheet1.Range("A4").CopyFromRecordset rs
.Close
End With
cnn.Close
MsgBox Timer - t
End Sub
In a sample.csv file, which has fixed number of columns, I have to extract a particular field value and store it in a variable using VBScript.
sample.csv
100,SN,100.SN,"100|SN| 435623| serkasg| 15.32|
100|SN| 435624| serkasg| 15.353|
100|SN| 437825| serkasg| 15.353|"," 0 2345"
101,SN,100.SN,"100|SN| 435623| serkasg| 15.32|
100|SN| 435624| serkasg| 15.353|
100|SN| 437825| serkasg| 15.353|"," 0 2346"
I want to parse the last two fields which are within double quotes and store them in two different array variables for each row.
You could try using an ADO connection
Option Explicit
dim ado: set ado = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
ado.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\txtFilesFolder\;Extended Properties=""text;HDR=No;FMT=Delimited"";"
ado.open
dim recordSet: set recordSet = ado.Execute("SELECT * FROM [samples.csv]")
dim field3, field4
do until recordSet.EOF
field3 = recordSet.Fields(3).Value
field4 = recordSet.Fields(4).Value
' use your fields here
recordSet.MoveNext
loop
recordSet.close
ado.close
You may have an issue if those fields are greater than 255 characters in length - if they are, they may return truncated. You also may have better luck with ODBC or ACE connection strings instead of the Jet one I've used here.
Since CSV's are comma-separated, you can use the Split() function to separate the fields into an array:
' Read a line from the CSV...
strLine = myCSV.ReadLine()
' Split by comma into an array...
a = Split(strLine, ",")
Since you have a static number of columns (5), the last field will always be a(4) and the second-to-last field will be a(3).
Your CSV data seems to contain 2 embedded hard returns (CR, LF) per line. Then the first line ReadLine returns is:
100,SN,100.SN,"100|SN| 435623| serkasg| 15.32|
The solution below unwraps these lines before extracting the required fields.
Option Explicit
Const ForReading = 1
Const ForAppending = 8
Const TristateUseDefault = 2 ' Opens the file using the system default.
Const TristateTrue = 1 ' Opens the file as Unicode.
Const TristateFalse = 0 ' Opens the file as ASCII.
Dim FSO, TextStream, Line, LineNo, Fields, Field4, Field5
ExtractFields "sample.csv"
Sub ExtractFields(FileName)
Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If FSO.FileExists(FileName) Then
Line = ""
LineNo = 0
Set TextStream = FSO.OpenTextFile(FileName, ForReading, False, TristateFalse)
Do While Not TextStream.AtEndOfStream
Line = Line & TextStream.ReadLine()
LineNo = LineNo + 1
If LineNo mod 3 = 0 Then
Fields = Split(Line, ",")
Field4 = Fields(3)
Field5 = Fields(4)
MsgBox "Line " & LineNo / 3 & ": " & vbNewLine & vbNewLine _
& "Field4: " & Field4 & vbNewLine & vbNewLine _
& "Field5: " & Field5
Line = ""
End If
Loop
TextStream.Close()
Else
MsgBox "File " & FileName & " ... Not found"
End If
End Sub
Here is an alternative solution that allows for single or multiline CSV records. It uses a regular expression which simplifies the logic for handling multiline records. This solution does not remove CRLF characters embedded in a record; I've left that as an exercise for you :)
Option Explicit
Const ForReading = 1
Const ForAppending = 8
Const TristateUseDefault = 2 ' Opens the file using the system default.
Const TristateTrue = 1 ' Opens the file as Unicode.
Const TristateFalse = 0 ' Opens the file as ASCII.
Dim FSO, TextStream, Text, MyRegExp, MyMatches, MyMatch, Field4, Field5
ExtractFields "sample.csv"
Sub ExtractFields(FileName)
Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If FSO.FileExists(FileName) Then
Set MyRegExp = New RegExp
MyRegExp.Multiline = True
MyRegExp.Global = True
MyRegExp.Pattern = """([^""]+)"",""([^""]+)"""
Set TextStream = FSO.OpenTextFile(FileName, ForReading, False, TristateFalse)
Text = TextStream.ReadAll
Set MyMatches = MyRegExp.Execute(Text)
For Each MyMatch in MyMatches
Field4 = SubMatches(0)
Field5 = SubMatches(1)
MsgBox "Field4: " & vbNewLine & Field4 & vbNewLine & vbNewLine _
& "Field5: " & vbNewLine & Field5, 0, "Found Match"
Next
Set MyMatches = Nothing
TextStream.Close()
Else
MsgBox "File " & FileName & " ... Not found"
End If
End Sub
I'm trying to connect to an Oracle RDB database using LSXLC (ODBC Connector).
But when it comes to stored procedures I'm having a hard time getting it to work.
The code below always results in "Error: Parameter name not supplied: fnl_date, Connector 'odbc2', Method -Call-". The error is triggered on "count = connection.Call(input, 1, result)"
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Public Function testLsxlcProc()
On Error GoTo handleError
Dim connection As LCConnection("odbc2")
connection.Server = "source"
connection.Userid = "userid"
connection.Password = "password"
connection.procedure = "proc_name"
connection.Connect
If connection.IsConnected Then
Dim input As New LCFieldList()
Dim result As New LCFieldList()
Dim break As LCField
Set break = input.Append("fnl_date", LCTYPE_TEXT)
break.Text = "2014-07-01"
Dim agrNo As LCField
Set agrNo = input.Append("fnl_agreement_no", LCTYPE_TEXT)
agrNo.Text = "123456"
Dim curr As LCField
Set curr = input.Append("fnl_currency_code", LCTYPE_TEXT)
curr.Text = "SEK"
Dim stock As LCField
Set stock = input.Append("fnl_stock_id", LCTYPE_TEXT)
stock.Text = "01"
connection.Fieldnames = "status, value"
Dim count As Integer
count = connection.Call(input, 1, result)
Call logger.debug("Count: " & count)
Else
Error 2000, "Unable to connect to database."
End If
handleExit:
connection.Disconnect
Exit Function
handleError:
On Error Resume Next
Call logger.error(Nothing)
Resume handleExit
End Function
Thanks in advance!
I had made a stupid mistake and had a mismatch between the name of the input parameter in Domino and the name of the input parameter in the stored procedure.
Make sure all names match up and there shouldn't be a problem.
Stored-Procedure "mylib.MyStoredProc" wird aufgerufen ...
LcSession.Status = 12325: LC-Error: errCallStoredProc 12325 (Error: Parameter name not supplied: P_S651_AC, Connector 'odbc2', Method -Call-)
Solution: changed "mylib" into "MYLIB" and all was well.
Check not only Parameter-Names, but also the Search-Path.