Ssms vba function

Wander4heat

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Hello --

i am learning vba currently having only created a few small applications in the past. I am creating a simple excel workbook that I would like to contain buttons that will open just open different SQL scripts using windows authentication. I am currently using SQL server 2008 and have seen the ssms function but haven't gotten it to work properly in a function. In its simplest form I have seen something like the following:

Sub function ()
ssms "path to SQL script
"
End sub

Should I use something like ssms for this process, and if so does anyone know syntax or can point me to where I can find proper syntax? Or should I try a different kind of approach.

thank you in advance,
wander</path>
 

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