Perhaps someone will say otherwise, but to my knowledge this cannot be done.
You can determine the last modified time of the mdb file itself, but when
someone edited the vba code... I do not believe this is possible.
Why? What is the end goal? Perhaps we can guide you in another way.
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Hope this helps,
Be very careful with the system objects. Remember to back up your database
before playing with this...
SELECT MSysObjects.DateUpdate
FROM MSysObjects
WHERE (((MSysObjects.Name)="objectname"));
Put in any object name (table name, report name, etc.)
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