I want to schedule an access report to run on Mondays.
Is there a way to perform this within MS Access or do I have to buy a 3rd
party tool
You can create a macro to print the report, and use Windows Scheduler (built
into Windows) to open the database and run the macro.

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>I want to schedule an access report to run on Mondays.
>
> Is there a way to perform this within MS Access or do I have to buy a 3rd
> party tool
Jasmine - 19 Jul 2007 20:26 GMT
Thanks for your prompt response.
I was thinking of this option, but how do I pass a parameter in the schedule
to
have that specific report run.
> You can create a macro to print the report, and use Windows Scheduler
> (built into Windows) to open the database and run the macro.
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>> Is there a way to perform this within MS Access or do I have to buy a 3rd
>> party tool
Albert D. Kallal - 19 Jul 2007 20:33 GMT
You can simply write some code, and have the windows scheduler call that
code.
docmd.Openreprots "name of your report"
the above code would print a report.
I explain how to use a widows script here that can be run by the windows
scheduler.
Batch processing in ms-access (how to run ms-access as a batch job).
http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/BatchJobs/Index.html

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