Updating data in MS Access
Hi all,
In my program I am sending an array of clusters into an MS access database table using the database connectivity toolkit. What I want to do is, I want to update a particular row in the table or being precise, to update an element of the cluster array. I have checked the examples and seen how to update all columns but there is no information about updating an entire row.
I would be grateful if someone can help me on this.
Regards,
Nitz...
Hi Jcarmody,
Thanks for your timely response. You have interpreted my problem correctly. The only thing is that, I want to specify the location (row) into which i want to update the elements. I have attached all my vis here. i am creating a table and entering some data using the db1.vi and then fetching the data from the database and editing it using the dbfetch.vi. In the second vi i need help in updating the elements in the control to a particular row in the table, say 5th row. Can you tell me how to do it..??
Hope i made it clear this time..
Regards,
Nitz..
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out.println("<option>13</option>");
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out.println("<option>15</option>");
out.println("<option>16</option>");
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out.println("<option>18</option>");
out.println("<option>19</option>");
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out.println("<option>21</option>");
out.println("<option>22</option>");
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out.println("<option>28</option>");
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out.println("</HTML>");
out.flush();
link.close();
catch(SQLException e)
System.out.println("Sorry! Unable to execute query. Pls try again later.");
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I need help automatically populating a form from data stored in Access. The form needs to have specific fields that are updated from an Access database. I want to be able to enter a site number and have the subsequent list of information (approximately 35 pieces of data) populate. I DO NOT want to update the Access database via the form. The form is for quick viewing and documentation only, not data entry. Currently I've been doing this with VB in Access which exported the data to a Word Document which was then saved as a PDF. It seems easier and less troublesome to go directly to the PDF form, but I can't figure out how!
I have already connected my database to the form using OLEDB.
I don't want a dropdown list and I don't want buttons to scroll through the sites (I've already found out how to do that through this forum).
Any help would be very much appreciated!!Some more help to get started in this.. would be really appreciated..Are you trying to come up with the graphs yourself? IF so, are you familiar with MVC?
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Can I call a C program in trigger, and pass updated data to this program?
Can I call a C program in Oracle trigger, and pass updated data to this program?
Thank youAn update trigger has access to both the old and new values. Your update trigger can call an external procedure (a C program) and pass the old and new values as parameters. For example:
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER <tname> BEFORE UPDATE OF <tab> FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
pkg.proc(:old.col, :new.col);
END;
Where pkg.proc has been created as an external procedure. -
How to extract data from MS-Access
Hi Experts,
I have a scenario where I have to extract data from MS-Access.
I'm developing a ABAP component.
I looking for help in writing query for data extraction. I have no idea of extracting data form MS-Access.
Have worked on BAPI and SAP tables to extract data but not in MS-Access.
Can anyone help me out to pull data from MS-Access and use those data in ABAP?
Thanks in advance,
subaHi Sushma,
how to configure sendor JDBC adapter ..
Select adapter type is JDBC..
Give the Transport Protocol:.JDBC 2.0 (Example)............
Message Protocol:...JDBC...........
IAdapter Engine : Integration Server
Processing Parameters..
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Poll Interval .... Example ..10
Query Sql statement..Example ..select * from XXXXX
Document Name.....
Update Sql stetement.....
Thanks,
Satya
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Importing data from MS-Access into Oracle 9i
I want to import data from access into oracle 9i. I already contain the same data in Oracle but these Access files contain updates and additional data to the existing data . So i need help to import in such a way that origional data remain same just addional data and updates come from MS-Access.
Hi,
You can achieve this by using the SQL Loader, which will help you out to load the data.
For further reference check the below link
http://lbd.epfl.ch/f/teaching/courses/oracle8i/server.815/a67792/ch05.htm#1261
As you said that you have existing data in the table and you have Update's too. you have the Options like
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HOw to connect and extract the data from MS ACCESS SOURCE(Database) system
Hi experts ,
I have to extract the data from MS access database system using JDBC adapter will it work if Yes HOW?Hi Sushma,
how to configure sendor JDBC adapter ..
Select adapter type is JDBC..
Give the Transport Protocol:.JDBC 2.0 (Example)............
Message Protocol:...JDBC...........
IAdapter Engine : Integration Server
Processing Parameters..
Quality of service.....(Example)..Exactly once
Poll Interval .... Example ..10
Query Sql statement..Example ..select * from XXXXX
Document Name.....
Update Sql stetement.....
Thanks,
Satya
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I have to start on new interface in which data from MS Access database will be updated in the z-table in SAP. Is there any blog available which gives step by step process for MS Access-XI-RFC interface. Or please guide me on what should be the structure of the Data Type for picking the data from the MS Access database.
Regards,
NJHi Nishu,
Sender side the structure is as follows
db_sen_dt
..... emp_row
.......... f1
.......... f2
Structure is complex then check this blog
/people/alessandro.berta/blog/2005/10/04/save-time-with-generalized-jdbc-datatypes
JDBC to RFC Scenario, but it is synchronous
SYNCHRONOUS SOAP TO JDBC - END TO END WALKTHROUGH
Also check this link
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new item must reference data from the previous item. That means that data has to be copied from the first item to the second item. But what happens to the data in the second item when data from the first item is changed? The solution is to have a single item
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user inputs and saves data through content type 3 he sees data that had been originally input through content type 1. Another user then accesses content type 1 to update and save data through it. When content type 3 is opened again that user will not see the
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they show updated data from List B when those content types are based on List A?
Other applications have the notion of a folder containing all the up-to-date data fields. Another way to look at this problem is to state what SharePoint 2007 does to mimic the notion of a folder.Thanks for responding, but I don't think that the solution provided solves my problem. What you described will keep the item in List B in sync with the changes made to List A. However, the content types from List A will not be in sync when they are opened
from List A. Say content type 1 makes changes to various fields. When content type 3 opens it displays some of the fields that content type 1 changed; however, content type 3 and content type 1 by definition display different items--and those items are not
in sync. Either I have to copy the updated item from List B back to the related items in List A or there has to be another solution.
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them can be updated by the same changes made to content type 1.
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Hi all
I'm using Oracle database 11g
I've created table from view as the following command:
Create table table_new as select * from View_Old
I can insert/update data into table_new by command line.
But I can not Insert/update data of table_new by SI Oject Browser tool or Oracle SQL Developer tool .(read only)
Anybody tell me, what's happend? cause?
Thankyou
thiensu
Edited by: user8248216 on May 5, 2011 8:54 PM
Edited by: user8248216 on May 5, 2011 8:55 PMI can insert/update data into table_new by command line.
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