Why don't you just add a Quit action at the end of your Autoexec macro in
the Access .mdb?

HTH,
Nikos

"JD Smooth" wrote in message
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Using the following code I'm able to open Access Databases, and with the
proper autoexec macro within the database it will run the required tasks.
Access however even once it has performed it's tasks and should terminate,
it stays running behind the scenes sucking resources. Is there a command
that should be added to close access? It never really opens, it simply is
running behind the scenes so there isn't a way to close it.

Sub start_access1()
' Initialize string to database path.
Const strConPathToSamples = "C:\Documents and
Settings\rcheek\Desktop\"
strDB = strConPathToSamples & "autoruntest.mdb"
' Create new instance of Microsoft Access
Set AppAccess = _
CreateObject("Access.Application")
' Open database in Microsoft Access window.
AppAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase strDB
End Sub

I do have the quit function within the Access Macro.



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