Member Login

Username
Password
Forget Password
New Sign Up
Search Forum

Buy Support
Incidents

If you can't find your answer in the FREE PUBLIC QDeveloper Forum, require URGENT Priority Support, or you need to send us private or confidential information:

Click Here
If you can't login and post questions or you are having trouble viewing forum posts:
 Click Here
Callback
Support

If you live in USA, UK, Canada, Australia or New Zealand, you can leave us details on your question and request us to call you back and discuss them with you personally  (charges apply).

Click Here
 
Buy Support
Incidents
If you can't find your answer in the FREE PUBLIC QDeveloper Forum, require URGENT Priority Support, or you need to send us private or confidential information:
Click Here

Forum : Using QODBC in Excel VBESearch Forum

Forum Home > QODBC - ODBC Driver for QuickBooks > QODBC v7 Forum

 New Topic 
 
 Post Reply 
[1]  
 Using QODBC in Excel VBE 
 Author   Message 
  stormzen 
  
 Group: Members 
 Posts: 13 
 Joined: 2006-12-14 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-14 06:45:24
I'm interested in using QODBC in VB for Excel.  I tried using the VBS code, however, it doesn't appear to work.  Using the VB code is out, as well, because it references an object not included in Excel.  Can you point me in the right direction?

Thanks! 

  Top 
  Tom 
  6c3c1_sdk-qodbc.gif
 Group: Administrator 
 Posts: 5510 
 Joined: 2006-02-17 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-14 09:10:22
Programming the VBE, otherwise known as the Visual Basic Integrated Design Environment (VBIDE), and the object library provided with Office XP is currently beyond the scope of this forum. Suggest you look for a good Excel and VBA book. Most of the time, using MS Access is a better way to go as you can always export results from Access to Excel (or import form Excel) if that is what you need to do. 

  Top 
  stormzen 
  
 Group: Members 
 Posts: 13 
 Joined: 2006-12-14 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-14 10:14:35
Turns out all I needed to do was go to Tools, then References, and choose an ActiveX library.  Turns out, also, that wasn't my problem.  My problem is that QODBC is returning an empty set for any query that I issue through a SQL client, or through an ADO recordset. 

  Top 
  Tom 
  6c3c1_sdk-qodbc.gif
 Group: Administrator 
 Posts: 5510 
 Joined: 2006-02-17 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-14 12:46:56
The non-return of data when using ADO bug will be fixed in QODBC v7.00.00.201 (or higher). 

  Top 
  stormzen 
  
 Group: Members 
 Posts: 13 
 Joined: 2006-12-14 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-15 04:08:09
Sounds like I'm out of luck.  Any alternatives?  Does the old version of QODBC work? 

  Top 
  Tom 
  6c3c1_sdk-qodbc.gif
 Group: Administrator 
 Posts: 5510 
 Joined: 2006-02-17 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-15 09:02:31

QODBC v7.00.00.194, 7.00.00.199 or 7.00.00.200 currently has a ADO bug where rowsets may be incorrectly returned empty, please revert back to QODBC v6 or wait until QODBC v7.00.00.201 or higher is available.

You can swap revs, simply rename fqqb32.dll to fqqb32.199, download and run the QODBC v6.00.00.176 installer. I do it all the time!

 

  Top 
  stormzen 
  
 Group: Members 
 Posts: 13 
 Joined: 2006-12-14 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-15 09:41:16
Ah -- so QODBC v6 works with Quickbooks Enterprise 7.0, then?
I thought I needed version 7 for QB Ent 7.0. 

  Top 
  stormzen 
  
 Group: Members 
 Posts: 13 
 Joined: 2006-12-14 
 Profile
 Posted : 2006-12-15 09:45:39
Is there any kind of timeframe on when 7*.201 will be available? 

  Top 
 New Topic 
 
 Post Reply 
[1]  

Jump to