How to INSERT UPDATE and DELETE Records From a Table (Executing SQL Statements in Access VBA)


How to INSERT UPDATE and DELETE Records From a Table (Executing SQL Statements in Access VBA Code).

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[Screenshot]

  • Part 1 Form Design

  • Part 2 - Adding VBA Code

  • Special Part: CRUD Operations

[Source Code]

Part 2 VBA Code:

Option Compare Database
Option Explicit

Private Sub cboAccSQL_AfterUpdate()

    Call EnableTextboxes
   
    cmdExecute.Enabled = True
    cmdClear.Enabled = True
   
    Me.Refresh
    Me.Requery '---DoCmd.Requery
   
    Dim strSQL As String
    strSQL = "SELECT * FROM Explanations " & _
                     "WHERE [SQL Statement]='" & Me.cboAccSQL.Value & "';"
    Me.RecordSource = strSQL
    Forms![Command Form]!txtExplanation.ControlSource = "Explanation"
   
        If cboAccSQL = "INSERT" Then
        cmdExecute.Caption = "SQL INSERT"
        chkDelete.Value = 0
        chkDelete.Enabled = False
            txtID.Value = "(Auto Number)"
            txtID2.Visible = False
            txtID.Enabled = False
                txtProduct.Enabled = True
                txtQuantity.Enabled = True
                txtProduct.SetFocus
                    Label1.Visible = False
                    Label2.Visible = False
        ElseIf cboAccSQL = "DELETE" Then
        cmdExecute.Caption = "SQL DELETE"
        chkDelete.Enabled = True
        chkDelete.Value = 0
            txtID.Enabled = True
            txtID.SetFocus
                txtProduct.Value = "Disabled"
                txtQuantity.Value = "Disabled"
                txtProduct.Enabled = False
                txtQuantity.Enabled = False
        Else
        cmdExecute.Caption = "SQL UPDATE"
        chkDelete.Enabled = False
        chkDelete.Value = 0
            txtID.Enabled = True
            txtID2.Visible = False
                txtProduct.Enabled = True
                txtQuantity.Enabled = True
                txtID.SetFocus
                    Label1.Visible = False
                    Label2.Visible = False
   
        End If

End Sub

Private Sub chkDelete_AfterUpdate()
txtID.SetFocus
End Sub

Private Sub chkDelete_Click()

If Me.chkDelete.Value = -1 Then 'Checked

    Label1.Visible = True
    Label2.Visible = True
    txtID2.Visible = True

Else

    Label1.Visible = False
    Label2.Visible = False
    txtID2.Visible = False

End If

End Sub

Private Sub cmdClear_Click()

If IsNull(cboAccSQL) Or Len(cboAccSQL & vbNullString) = 0 Then
    cboAccSQL.SetFocus
    Exit Sub

Else

    Call Form_Load
    Call EnableTextboxes
    Me.cboAccSQL.Value = ""
    cboAccSQL.SetFocus
    Label1.Visible = False
    Label2.Visible = False
    txtID2.Visible = False
    Me.Refresh
    Me.Requery '---DoCmd.Requery

End If

End Sub

Private Sub cmdExecute_Click()

On Error GoTo ExecuteErr

If IsNull(cboAccSQL) Or Len(cboAccSQL & vbNullString) = 0 Then

    MsgBox "No SQL Statement selected, please select from the list", vbInformation, "Select SQL Command [Combo Box]"
    Call DisableTextBoxes
    cboAccSQL.SetFocus
    cmdExecute.Enabled = False
    cmdClear.Enabled = False
    Exit Sub
   
Else

    Dim strSQL As String
    strSQL = cboAccSQL
   
        Select Case strSQL
            Case Is = "INSERT"
                Call sqlInsert
            Case Is = "UPDATE"
                Call sqlUpdate
            Case Is = "DELETE"
                Call sqlDelete
            End Select
           
End If

ErrorExit:
    Exit Sub

ExecuteErr:

    If Err.Number <> 0 Then
        MsgBox "Error Number : " & Err.Number & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & _
                        "Description : " & Err.Description, vbCritical, "Execute SQL Statement Error!"
       
        Resume ErrorExit
       
    End If
   
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()

    Me.RecordSource = ""
    Forms![Command Form]!txtExplanation.ControlSource = ""
    chkDelete.Value = 0
    chkDelete.Enabled = False
    cmdExecute.Caption = "Execute Me!" '---Sorry sir!

End Sub

Private Sub DisableTextBoxes()
Dim con As Control
Dim text As TextBox
    For Each con In Me.Controls
        If TypeOf con Is TextBox Then
            Set text = con
                If Left(text.Name, 4) <> "txtE" Then
                    With text
                        .Value = ""
                        .Enabled = False
                    End With
                End If
        End If
    Next con
End Sub
Private Sub EnableTextboxes()
Dim con As Control
Dim text As TextBox
    For Each con In Me.Controls
        If TypeOf con Is TextBox Then
            Set text = con
                If Left(text.Name, 4) <> "txtE" Then
                    With text
                        .Enabled = True
                        .Value = ""
                    End With
                End If
        End If
    Next con

End Sub

'----------------------------------End Part 2

Part 3 - SQL INSERT INTO Statement



Part 3 - VBA Code

Private Sub sqlInsert()

    If IsNull(txtProduct) Or Len(txtProduct & vbNullString) = 0 Or _
        IsNull(txtQuantity) Or Len(txtQuantity & vbNullString) = 0 Then
       
        MsgBox "Please enter the valid data for all the required fields.", vbInformation, "Information"
        Exit Sub

    Else

        If Not IsNumeric(txtQuantity) Or Int(Val(Me.txtQuantity)) <> Val(Me.txtQuantity) Then
                MsgBox "Sorry, please enter number only for the quantity field" & vbCrLf & _
                                "and decimal numbers not allowed!" & vbCrLf & _
                                "Thank you", vbCritical, "Numbers Only pls!"
                txtQuantity.SetFocus

        Else

            If DCount("Product", "Products", "Product = '" & txtProduct.Value & "'") > 0 Then
            
                Dim strProd As String
                strProd = txtProduct
               
                Dim msg As String
                msg = "The value already exists in the databse." & vbCrLf & _
                            "You entered a duplicate value or sequence of values that must be Unique for every records."
                MsgBox "^_^ " & strProd & " ^_^" & vbCrLf & _
                                msg, vbExclamation, "Duplicate Data!"
                txtProduct.SetFocus
                Exit Sub

            Else

                Dim dbs As Database
                Set dbs = CurrentDb
                        dbs.Execute " INSERT INTO [Products] " _
                                                & "(Product,Quantity) VALUES " _
                                                & "('" & txtProduct & "', '" & txtQuantity & "');"
                        dbs.Close
                        Set dbs = Nothing
                       
                Call ReOpenTBL
                        
            End If
           
        End If
       
    End If
               

End Sub

'----------------------------------End Part 3


  • Part 4 - SQL Update Statement



Part 4 VBA Code :

Private Sub sqlUpdate()

If IsNull(txtID) Or Len(txtID & vbNullString) = 0 Or IsNull(txtProduct) Or Len(txtProduct & vbNullString) = 0 Or _
   IsNull(txtQuantity) Or Len(txtQuantity & vbNullString) = 0 Then
 
   MsgBox "Please enter the valid data for all the required fields.", vbInformation, "Information"
   Exit Sub
 
Else

    If DCount("ID", "Products", "ID = " & Forms![Command Form]!txtID) > 0 Then
 
        If DCount("Product", "Products", "Product = '" & txtProduct & "'") > 0 Then
     
            Dim Response As Integer
            Dim prod As String
         
            prod = txtProduct
            Response = MsgBox("^_^ " & prod & " ^_^" & vbCrLf & _
                                                "The value already exists in the database." & vbCrLf & _
                                                "only Quantity will be updated! " & " Do you wish to continue?", vbYesNo + vbInformation, "Duplicate data! - Continue?")
 
            If Response = vbYes Then
         
                Dim dbs As Database
                Set dbs = CurrentDb
                        dbs.Execute " UPDATE [Products] " _
                                            & "SET Quantity = '" & txtQuantity & "'" _
                                            & "WHERE ID = " & txtID & ";", dbFailOnError
                        dbs.Close
                        Set dbs = Nothing
                     
                        Call ReOpenTBL
                     
            Else
         
                Exit Sub
             
            End If
         
       Else
     
            Dim ddbs As Database
            Set ddbs = CurrentDb
                    ddbs.Execute " UPDATE [Products] " _
                                            & "SET Product = '" & txtProduct & "', Quantity = '" & txtQuantity & "'" _
                                            & "WHERE ID = " & txtID & ";", dbFailOnError
                        ddbs.Close
                        Set ddbs = Nothing
                     
            Call ReOpenTBL
         
            MsgBox "The data have been updated!.", vbInformation, "SQL Update Results"
         
        End If
     
    Else

        MsgBox "Could not find Product ID [āđ„āļĄ่āļžāļšāļĢāļŦัāļŠāļŠิāļ™āļ„้āļēāļ—ี่āļĢāļ°āļšุāļ„āļĢัāļš]", vbInformation, "Product ID not found!"
 
    End If
 
End If

End Sub

'----------------------------------End Part 4


  • Part 5 - SQL Delete Statement



Part 5 VBA Code:

Private Sub sqlDelete()

If Me.chkDelete.Value = 0 Then '-----"Unchecked
 
    If IsNull(txtID) Or Len(txtID & vbNullString) = 0 Then
     
        MsgBox "Please endter Product ID", vbInformation
        txtID.SetFocus
     
    Else
 
        Dim proID As Integer
        proID = txtID
     
            If DCount("ID", "Products", "ID = " & Forms![Command Form]!txtID) > 0 Then
             
                Dim dbs As Database
                Set dbs = CurrentDb
                       dbs.Execute " DELETE * FROM " _
                                            & "[Products] WHERE ID = " & txtID & ";"
                       dbs.Close
                       Set dbs = Nothing
                     
                Call ReOpenTBL
                     
            Else
                 
                MsgBox "Cound not find Product ID: " & proID, vbInformation, "Product ID not found!."
                txtID.SetFocus
             
            End If
         
        End If

Else
 
    If IsNull(txtID) Or Len(txtID & vbNullString) = 0 Or IsNull(txtID2) Or Len(txtID2 & vbNullString) = 0 Then
 
        MsgBox "Please enter the valid data for all the required fields. [Product ID]", vbInformation, "Information!"
 
    Else
 
        If DCount("ID", "Products", "ID Between " & Forms![Command Form]!txtID & " And " & Forms![Command Form]!txtID2) > 0 Then
     
            Dim dbsx As Database
                Set dbsx = CurrentDb
                       dbsx.Execute " DELETE * FROM " _
                                            & "[Products] WHERE ID Between " & txtID & " And " & txtID2 & ";"
                       dbsx.Close
                       Set dbsx = Nothing
                     
                Call ReOpenTBL
             
        Else
         
            MsgBox "Could not find Product ID", vbInformation, "Sorry!, no results"
            txtID.SetFocus
     
        End If
     
     End If
   
End If
End Sub

Private Sub ReOpenTBL()
    DoCmd.Close acTable, "Products", acSavePrompt
    DoCmd.OpenTable "Products", acViewNormal, acEdit
End Sub

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Comments

  1. Hello,
    how it will work if you want to insert, update, delete data more than one data? For example from a tempTable with 100 rows and 10 culomns. Culd be possible to select column?

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