I am working to bring SQL Anywhere data directly into Excel using an ODBC connector. I am using the Excel -> Data -> Get Data -> From Other Sources -> From ODBC.
The SQL Select query is pretty complex and was developed long ago. I will not try to pretend like its well written. I'm hoping to avoid having to completely reverse engineer it and rewrite portions. It has a lot of aggregate functions (count, max, list, etc).
When I run the query, excel returns this and rejects the query: Details: "ODBC: SUCCESS_WITH_INFO [01003] [SAP][ODBC Driver][SQL Anywhere]Null value eliminated in aggregate function"
This same query works fine in other tools that can ignore the warning. Is there a way to tell Excel to ignore that warning when running the query?
Figured it out. Adding this to the top of the query (not the connection string) fixes the issue.
SET ANSINULL OFF