After Connecting from VBA, you are ready to update SAS Data Sets from macros. The following sections show how to execute parameterized queries to update data. See Executing Parameterized Queries for a complete macro.

Insert

Call the Insert method to execute SQL INSERT statements.

public bool Insert(string queryString, object paramNames, object paramValues)

The Insert method returns a boolean indicating the success or failure of the statement execution and accepts the following parameters:

queryString	The query to execute; for example, INSERT INTO Account (Name) VALUES ('Floppy Disks')
paramNames	An array with the named parameters used in the query. Required if using a parameterized query.
paramValues	An array with the values that correspond to the parameter names. Required if using a parameterized query.

The following example inserts the values specified in the parameter arrays and displays a message box indicating the success or failure of the INSERT.

Dim nameArray
nameArray = Array("Name", "Industry")
Dim valueArray
valueArray = Array("Jon Doe", "Floppy Disks")
Dim module As New ExcelComModule
module.SetProviderName ("SASDataSets")
module.SetConnectionString ("URI=C:\myfolder;")
Query = "INSERT INTO Account (Name, Industry) VALUES (@Name, @Industry)"
If module.Insert(Query, nameArray, valueArray) Then
  MsgBox "The insertion was successful."
  'lastInsertedRowIdentity = GetLastInsertedRowIdentity(module)
  'MsgBox lastInsertedRowIdentity
Else
  MsgBox "The insertion failed."
End If
module.Close

For a successful insertion, and if SCOPE_IDENTITY() is supported by the SAS Data Sets provider, then the following VBA function example can be called to retrieve the last inserted row identity.

Function GetLastInsertedRowIdentity(module) As String
  Dim lastInsertedRowIdentity As String
  lastInsertedRowIdentity = ""
  If module.Select("SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY()", prmNames, prmValues) Then
    lastInsertedRowIdentity = module.GetColumnValue(0)
  End If
  GetLastInsertedRowIdentity = lastInsertedRowIdentity
End Function

Delete

Call the Delete method to execute SQL DELETE statements.

public bool Delete(string queryString, object paramNames, object paramValues)

The Delete method returns a boolean indicating the query's success or failure and accepts the following parameters:

queryString	The query to execute; for example, SELECT Id, Name FROM Account WHERE Industry = 'Floppy Disks'
paramNames	An array with the named parameters used in the query. Required if using a parameterized query.
paramValues	An array with the values that correspond to the parameter names. Required if using a parameterized query.

The following example deletes a record, specified by its key, and displays a message box indicating the success or failure of the delete.

Dim module As New ExcelComModule
module.SetProviderName ("SASDataSets")
module.SetConnectionString("URI=C:\myfolder;")
Dim nameArray
nameArray = Array("Id")
Dim valueArray
valueArray = Array("1")
Query = "DELETE FROM Account WHERE Id='1'"
If module.Delete(Query,nameArray,valueArray) Then
  MsgBox "The delete was successful."
Else
  MsgBox "The delete failed."
End If 
module.Close