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MS Access Forum / Forms Programming / October 2005

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Know where current MDB file is

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Jeff - 19 Oct 2005 02:54 GMT
Hello,

In Excel VBA, there is this command
ActiveWorkbook.Path
which can tell you the Path of where the active xls file that you working in
is.

Is there a similar command in Access VBA that can give you where the current
MDB file you are working with is in ? so you can know during runtime.

Thank you,
Jeff
Marshall Barton - 19 Oct 2005 04:04 GMT
>In Excel VBA, there is this command
>ActiveWorkbook.Path
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>Is there a similar command in Access VBA that can give you where the current
>MDB file you are working with is in ? so you can know during runtime.

Depending on whether you want the file name part of the
path:
        CurrentDb.Name
or not:
        CurrentProject.Path

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