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I have an access macro, that I want to run automatically from a batch file which will be scheduled with windows scheduled tasks. At the moment however the batch file will not continue until I close the access window after it is finished. Is there a way to get access to do this silently?
The line I am using is
'c:\Programme\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\MSACCESS.EXE' 'c:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\hom\Anwendungsdaten\BayWotch4\baywotch.db5' /excl /X Makro1
Why not add a ‘Quit’ action to the macro, or add a RunCode that runs a function with ‘DoCmd.Quit’ in it?