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Hi Jim - I was able to get the functions reading a table in MS Access.
Have you seen MikeLauraTaylor's note on the August 6th? Mike spells out
how to establish the linkage and read the values in Access tables. I
followed Mike's note
and I'm using 3 functions, open the database, set field names and read
value.
On the other hand, I'm have difficulty updating records in MSAccess. I can
get the odbcExecuteSQL (INSERT INTO ....
command working so it would seem logical that an UPDATE would work in the
ExecuteSQL but I can't seem to
get it to work and update a value.
So bottom line - I can send you an example that reads multiple records
from a table it that's what you're interested in.
If you're trying to read arrays I haven't worked that out yet.
Tomasz, if you're monitoring the board and have a couple of minutes, let me
know if the ExecuteSQL can be used
to update a value in a single record, or are you going to write another
function called odbcPutValue?
Best regards
Joe
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To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 3:36 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Microsoft Access configuration problem
> I am having some problems with the DNS of Access I think. I have
> created a database with multiple datasheets but as to date have not
> been successful in tapping that information via Amibroker. I am
> experiencing the same thing with Excel. My Microsoft Office skills
> are adequate and i have used Amibroker to create indicators, scans,and
> explorations but I am not getting past this hurdle. If anybody has a
> suggestion I am all ears.
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