We are an IBM iSeries company.
I have several query scripts that I run manually to pull data and drop to Excel spreadsheets. I run these by double clicking on the script shortcut icons. I then run a VBA macro to replace all of the individual worksheets in a workbook from the newly created workbooks I created earlier.
What I am wondering, is if there is a way to run these external scrips from within my workbook's VBA?
The scripts are for a Windows product to query the iSeries, named Sequel ViewPoint.
Sample script:
Thanks,
Dennis Swearingen
I have several query scripts that I run manually to pull data and drop to Excel spreadsheets. I run these by double clicking on the script shortcut icons. I then run a VBA macro to replace all of the individual worksheets in a workbook from the newly created workbooks I created earlier.
What I am wondering, is if there is a way to run these external scrips from within my workbook's VBA?
The scripts are for a Windows product to query the iSeries, named Sequel ViewPoint.
Sample script:
Code:
[Data]
View=SYS1/TESTDSWI/GEFTP_WI
[Function]
Option=PC_FILE
Target=PC
File=G:\IT\Applications Help Desk\Documentation\Help Desk\Elg\Updates\GEFTP_WI.XLS
FileType=*XLS
MaxRecords=0
QuietMode=N
Logging=N
[Command]
Switches="C:\Program Files\SEQUEL ViewPoint\ViewPoint.exe" /V:SYS1/TESTDSWI/GEFTP_WI /D:G:\IT\Applications Help Desk\Documentation\Help Desk\Elg\Updates\GEFTP_WI.XLS /F:*XLS /Q:NDennis Swearingen