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Select Microsoft Excel Driver as the driver for which you want to set up the data source.Д¬lick Finish to open the ODBC Microsoft Excel Setup dialog box. Navigate to the System DSN tab and click Add to open the Create New Data Source dialog box. This opens the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box. Select Start, Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Data Sources (ODBC). Set up a System Data Source Name (DSN) using the Microsoft ODBC Administrator. Ensure that the column names confirm to the rules for naming columns in the Oracle Database.ДЇrom the Insert menu, select Name and then Define.

The range should include the column names and the data. In the employee_details worksheet, highlight the range to query from Oracle. If you want to delimit the data to be imported from the Excel file, then define a name for the range of data being sourced: Step 2: Delimit the Data in the Excel File (Optional)

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By default, the ODBC driver for Excel is installed on a Windows system. To read data from Microsoft Excel, you need the ODBC driver for Excel.

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This problems learned me a new concept how to create passthru queries.This case study shows you how to use an Excel file called employees.xls as a source in Oracle Warehouse Builder. After changing the Query properties -> ODBC timeout to 120, it is showing report correctly. The query is taking 70 minutes to execute the data. And also in Tables properties thing it is a query in sql server. I am looking into MS Access Applications Tools -> Options.

I was not looked into query properties when every one suggested me to change the ODBC timeout property. Yes, as you said, it is a query in Query.

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I usually run the queries with VBA code and ADO and the timeout property can then I run into the same problem as you describe In design view you have Query Properties there you can adjust the Then in Access, run these statements in the Immediate Window (Alt-F11, then Ctrl-G:Д¬urrentDb.QueryDefs('qryTest').Connect = CurrentDb.TableDefs('one of your linked tables').ConnectД¬urrentDb.QueryDefs('qryTest').sql = 'prcTest '','''Д¬hange your report to use qryTest as the data source.ДЇinally, in the button Click() event that opens the report, add this before you DoCmd.OpenReportД¬urrentDb.QueryDefs('qryTest').sql = 'prcTest '' & Format(getStartdate(), 'mm/dd/yyyy') & '', '' & Format(getEndDate(), 'mm/dd/yyyy') & '' 'Дo you run the query as a query in Access? WHERE AND And And that I took your Access query, replaced the two date functions with parameters, and also removed the semicolon at the end of the first half of the query. I would suggest using a pass-thru query, following these steps. The basic problem is that you're bringing all the records into Access and then applying the date filter. I couldn't decide where exactly the problem to precede further? This looks like it is very tedious job so the Query is failing to execute on huge amount of data, I suppose. So Two times calling the same view and doing Union operation. As you know this View ManHoursPerDistrictperMonth in SQL Server is a complex view i.e it has complex queries inside and it has to work on 1,50,000 records. This behavior causing me to look on Data count.

If I keep the UNION and try to print the report giving the problem. If I delete the UNION and execute both queries separately then it is working fine with out any problem. WHERE (((ManHoursPerDistrictPerMonth.InvYear)=Year(getStartdate())) AND ((ManHoursPerDistrictPerMonth.InvMonth)>=Month(getStartdate()) And (ManHoursPerDistrictPerMonth.InvMonth)=Month(getStartdate()) And (ManHoursPerDistrictPerMonth.InvMonth)<=Month(getEndDate()))) SELECT ManHoursPerDistrictPerMonth.District, Sum(ManHoursPerDistrictPerMonth.SumReg) AS SumOfSumReg, Sum(ManHoursPerDistrictPerMonth.SumOT) AS SumOfSumOT For that table, we again run a query to get the report. Time out property set to 0 secs so it means infinity.