Run MS Access Macro using Task Scheduler
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Does anyone have any documentation about using Windows Task Scheduler to launch a MS Access macro? What is the syntax / or pathing needed to accomplish this. I cannot find ANY documentation on this matter.
I have done this before and I seem to remember the path was somthing like
'[directory path to MS Access exe file]' '[directory path to MS Acces *.mdb file]' ....(don't remember the rest...)
I appreciate your help with this!
I have done this before and I seem to remember the path was somthing like
'[directory path to MS Access exe file]' '[directory path to MS Acces *.mdb file]' ....(don't remember the rest...)
I appreciate your help with this!
- You would use the RequeryRecords macro to requery data in an Access web app. This macro requires the current recordset. Open the form that you want, click Actions, and then click On Current. From the Action Catalog, click RequeryRecords.
- Windows Scheduler can be involved. The way I usually do it is of open an Access database that runs automatically upon opening. You can set an Access database to run automatically upon opening in one of two ways: - Create a macro and name it 'AutoExec'. Any macro with this name will run automatically upon opening. Designate a form to be a.
- VBSTART Sub RunMacro(accessfile,macroname) dim accessApp set accessApp = createObject('Access.Application') accessApp.OpenCurrentDataBase(accessfile) 'comment next line out if you don't want access to be visible accessApp.visible = true accessApp.DoCmd.RunMacro macroname 'you can run a subroutine or function in module code instead if you want: 'accessApp.run 'routinename' accessApp.Quit set accessApp = nothing End Sub VBEND VBRunRunMacro,%USERDOCUMENTSDIR% MyDb.accdb,Macro1.
- Sign in to vote. Tanhemp, You must specify a database file to open, as parametr in your case: C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Office Office15 MSACCESS.EXE 'D: pathtoyourAccddbfile file.accdb'. If you want specific run macro, use X switch, see Command-line switches for Access.