问题
Monthly, I need to get "new" data from our SQL Server business application into an Access 2010 database that contains all our "Management Reports". The Access database has a "staging table" that is to contain the raw data on which the reports are based.
I have no Access experience, but I suggested that we:
- Write a query (stored proc?) on our SQL Server that returns the required raw data (...this bit was easy.)
- At the end of each month, call the SQL Server stored proc from within Access 2010 (...click a button?)
- Save the results of the stored proc into the staging table within Access.
But I'm finding it harder than I expected. I think I can get something ugly working using ADODB in a code-behind, looping through rows in a recordset one by one, and then setting column values one by one. But there must be a better way :)
How should I go about getting SQL Server data from Access 2010? (ADODB? DAO? QueryDesigner? other?)
Is there a "Insert Recordset Into Table" (or similar) mechanism that I can leverage?
回答1:
Link the relevant sql server table or view to MS Access. Run a query against the linked table using MS Access syntax and update the staging table.
It is also possible to update an MS Access table using a connection string for SQL Server in-line in your query.
SELECT *
INTO newtable
FROM [odbc;filedsn=Z:\DSN\test.dsn].table1
Working from the SQL Server end, you can use MS Access as a linked server or run a query and update from there.
INSERT INTO
OPENDATASOURCE(
'Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0', 'Data Source=z:\docs\test.accdb')...[table1]
( atext )
SELECT atext FROM table1 WHERE id=2
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12366590/copying-sql-server-query-results-into-an-access-2010-table