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Am trying to perform some specific actions, before closing the access database (whenever the database is closed by the user).
I know we can use Auto_Close function in Excel VBA to force events before closing the book. Is there a similar function in MS Access VBA? If so, an example would be appreciated.
Please let me know if you need more information.
Thank you.
No, there isn’t an application quit or close event for MS Access. The common approach seems to be having a hidden form open at all times and then handling any logic for the application within the
unloadevent for that form (which will always be fired before Access completely closes).