Hi Rene,

You still can use SQLEXEC().
But, i never tried to do it with an Excel sheet.

Normally, i use tables at SQL Server, and do something like you did, but the SELECT statement is like this:

SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS


You can use remote views. Use it, for data that user will need to manipulate on the form. Others querys, make with SQLEXEC(), because they're quicker and doesn't waste space on the DBC file.

Cheers,

Ricardo