Excel VBA To Store All ListBox Items To MySQL Workbench
i have the following sql syntax below for storing data in my Excel Userform Listbox to mysql database. The syntax works alright but the issue is that instead of storing all the data in the ListBox, it stores on the first row. I would rather like to store all the values in the ListBox. Is there a away i can save all the values in the ListBox? Below are my sql syntax
SQL UPDATE IS ADDING 0 RECORDS AND DESIGN VIEW UPDATE IS ADDING 2
This follows my closed Access SQL question from the other day. I restructured my DB, got the DoWhile working and I’m testing a simple UPDATE statement to ensure I get the results I want before adding to larger VBA. I have 4 comments in the comments table, CMT long field and I want to update the word “slow” in the mariner table, field KW, WHERE comments.cmt Like ‘%slow&’ The mechanics work, but it updates 0 records. The Access design view works perfectly and updates the 2 rows. The SQL string in VBA updates 0. I’ve attached the design view image, SQL string code, comments table image of 4 records. What am I missing if Design View correctly updates only the 2, and SQL updates 0.
SQL UPDATE IS ADDING 0 RECORDS AND DESIGN VIEW UPDATE IS ADDING 2
This follows my closed Access SQL question from the other day. I restructured my DB, got the DoWhile working and I’m testing a simple UPDATE statement to ensure I get the results I want before adding to larger VBA. I have 4 comments in the comments table, CMT long field and I want to update the word “slow” in the mariner table, field KW, WHERE comments.cmt Like ‘%slow&’ The mechanics work, but it updates 0 records. The Access design view works perfectly and updates the 2 rows. The SQL string in VBA updates 0. I’ve attached the design view image, SQL string code, comments table image of 4 records. What am I missing if Design View correctly updates only the 2, and SQL updates 0.
Run multiple SQL UPDATE strings using VBA but getting error
I’ve spent the weekend scouring Stack Overflow for an answer and I can’t find one that addresses my specific issue. Below is the SQL string of a simple Update query. I have ten of these separate queries. I can easily use VBA to run each query in succession, and that works great. BUT, I would prefer to run them using RunSQL so I don’t have to have 10 separate queries to manage. I took the SQL string from the Query Designer and pasted it to the following VBA: