• rpouwels (9/25/2012)


    Hi Everybody,

    I am trying to fetch some data from an SQL Server Database.

    I have a query, but it keeps prompting for credentials.

    SELECT Invoices.NavisionInvoiceNumber, Invoices.NavisionInvoiceDate, Invoices.NavisionCustomerNumber, Invoices.NavisionCustomerName, Invoices.NavisionTotalDeliveries, Invoices.FilesDistributed, Invoices.IsComplete, Deliveries.DeliveryNumber, Deliveries.PDFName, Deliveries.NumberOfTries, Deliveries.FilesMoved, Deliveries.HasFailed, Deliveries.IsComplete

    FROM LVA.dbo.Deliveries Deliveries left outer join LVA.dbo.Invoices Invoices on Deliveries.InvoiceId = Invoices.Id ORDER BY Invoices.NavisionInvoiceNumber, Deliveries.PDFName

    It keeps asking for an DSN (The DSN is on a networkshare)

    How can i make sure that it goes automatically?

    Edit: It has to be imported in Access 2010

    Regards,

    Robert

    The details are pretty sparse here. You are trying to import data from sql server to Access? How are you trying to do this import?

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