Combine excel sheet and oracle database same query

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hi Can i combine two query (first one excel second oracle) with left join?

What I have tried:

sql1="SELECT COL1 FROM ORACLETABLE "
sql2 ="SELECT COL1 FROM [REPORTSHEET$]"
SQL="SELECT * FROM ("& sql1 &") A LEFT JOIN ("& sql2 &") ON A.COL1=B.COL1"

Posted 16-Sep-20 0:54am

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CHill60 16-Sep-20 7:19am

Not within the same session. You would have to get the oracle table into excel or the excel results into oracle to do it like that. An alternative is the CDS that Microsoft Power suite uses - e.g. Power BI or Power Query (in Excel) could join the two

Member 14588284 16-Sep-20 7:35am

i can't write any data to Oracle table

CHill60 16-Sep-20 11:02am

You need to use the "Reply" link next to a comment for the member to be notified of your response. If you cannot write data to the oracle database then you would need to download the data to the same excel workbook OR use the method I suggested. You cannot join database and excel in a single sql statement

Member 14588284 16-Sep-20 14:52pm

ok
another alternative is acces mdb file ?

CHill60 17-Sep-20 8:29am

Absolutely - you could download the data to Access and query it from there with such a join - or any other kind of local database. One word of warning - do not use a .mdb access file - the modern version is .accdb and the old format is going out of support very soon.

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