StillUsingNotes
New Member
- Joined
- May 4, 2010
- Messages
- 13
My company soon will have an Oracle database with billing information. We are hoping that there is a product that will make the following very easy, without writing much VBA:
We will have a few dozen Oracle SQL queries. On a regular scheduled basis, for each query, we want to query the DB, put the results into a new spreadsheet, store the spreadsheet on a network drive, and email notifications to a list of email addresses for that query, ideally with a link to the file.
Performance will be an issue for some of the queries.
The addresses for the emails will vary over time of course.
The machine that will run this will have MS-Outlook, MS-Excel, and Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, and Oracle Client. It can have Office 2003 or 2007.
Searching MrExcel I did find the idea of combining Windows Scheduler with the Workbook_open event to bring the data into the spreadsheets on a schedule. Also on MrExcel I found out how VBA can send email, too. I guess we could write a user-friendly system to do this, using VBA. But we would rather have something that does not require VBA knowledge to maintain, because Oracle SQL is one of our core skills, but not VBA.
Is there such a thing for sale? TIA.
We will have a few dozen Oracle SQL queries. On a regular scheduled basis, for each query, we want to query the DB, put the results into a new spreadsheet, store the spreadsheet on a network drive, and email notifications to a list of email addresses for that query, ideally with a link to the file.
Performance will be an issue for some of the queries.
The addresses for the emails will vary over time of course.
The machine that will run this will have MS-Outlook, MS-Excel, and Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, and Oracle Client. It can have Office 2003 or 2007.
Searching MrExcel I did find the idea of combining Windows Scheduler with the Workbook_open event to bring the data into the spreadsheets on a schedule. Also on MrExcel I found out how VBA can send email, too. I guess we could write a user-friendly system to do this, using VBA. But we would rather have something that does not require VBA knowledge to maintain, because Oracle SQL is one of our core skills, but not VBA.
Is there such a thing for sale? TIA.