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ODBC Drivers for REST API, JSON, XML, SOAP, OData. MsgBox ("Customers Data Loaded Successfully!") ''''''''''Show Message after loading data Successfully 'DoCmd.GoToRecord acDataTable, "tblCustomers", acLast 'DoCmd.SelectObject acTable, "tblCustomers" If IsTableOpen("tblCustomers") = False Then Open Table again to view the insrted data But I did not get why my simple approach did not work. StrQuery = strQuery & "(""" & recd!CustomerID & """, """ & recd!CompanyName & """, """ & recd!ContactName & """, """ & recd!ContactTitle & """, """ & recd!Address & """, """ & recd!City & """, """ & recd!Region & """, """ & recd!PostalCode & """, """ & recd!Country & """, """ & recd!Phone & """, """ & recd!Fax & """) " Thanks Actually after posting the question, I changed the implementation to use your more elaborate Http POST example above, and it worked like a charm. StrQuery = "INSERT INTO tblCustomers (CustomerID,CompanyName,ContactName,ContactTitle,Address,City,Region,PostalCode,Country,Phone,Fax) VALUES " If ((IsNull(recd(0)) = False) And (IsNull(recd(1)) = False)) Then 'define recd as record set of table and data 'dscn.Open " DataPath='$format=json' Filter='$.value'"
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Make The ODBC Driver Call to get the data from API and insert into access table 'strSql = "ALTER TABLE tblCustomers ALTER Column ID AUTOINCREMENT " To understand the connection string format - look on the current connection string: Dim epm As New FPMXLClient.EPMAddInAutomation Public Sub GetCon() MsgBox epm.GetActiveConnection(ThisWorkbook.ActiveSheet) End Sub. 'strSql = "ALTER TABLE tblCustomers ALTER Column ID INT " 'If you have any ID auto increment Integer type column in the table Close Table If Open, other wise in the below command it's throw an errorĭoCmd.SelectObject acTable, "tblCustomers" The Northwind example is available in this URL: In this example, we will work with the Northwind example. In REST API we can handle web services in different formats. REST API (Representational State Transfer Application Program Interface) allows handling the interoperability between computers and the internet.
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In this example, we will use OData (Open Data Protocol) to consume REST API. In our previous video, we saw how to request data from an API using VBA, this video was intended for APIs that offered XML versions of their API. Secondly, Make sure that Microsoft Access installed for VBA example.First of all, you will need ZappySys ODBC PowerPack installed.In nutshell, this post will focus on how to make ODBC Driver Call using VBA. We will go through the steps to read data from Odata and Load into MS Access using VBA Command Button. In this post we will look at specific example on How to Export REST API to MS Access using VBA Command Button, along with few other topics such as how to make REST API Call, how to read all Customers data from Odata using our ODBC JSON Driver and load it into the Ms Access Table. In our previous blog we saw how to export REST API to CSV using c# or Python. 5 How to import REST API data to Access using VBA.4 Configure ODBC DSN for ZappySys JSON Driver.3 An introduction to Rest API and OData.Apache Tomcat/6.0-snapshot - Error report HTTP Status 400 - type Status reportmessage description The request sent by the client was syntactically incorrect ().Apache Tomcat/6.