G Guest May 22, 2006 #1 Could someone tell me how to start access and a access .mdb file in a batch file. thanks
R Rick B May 22, 2006 #2 I just built a batch file with the following line in it and it started the database... c:\test.mdb If you have a more specific question, let us know.
I just built a batch file with the following line in it and it started the database... c:\test.mdb If you have a more specific question, let us know.
R Rick B May 22, 2006 #3 I just built a batch file with the following line in it and it started the database... c:\test.mdb If you have a more specific question, let us know.
I just built a batch file with the following line in it and it started the database... c:\test.mdb If you have a more specific question, let us know.
P (PeteCresswell) May 22, 2006 #4 Per Rdennisc: Could someone tell me how to start access and a access .mdb file in a batch file. thanks Click to expand... If you just want to start with defaults, code the name of the .MDB. Otherwise, something like this: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE %AppPathLocal% /ini "%IniPath%" /wrkgrp "%SecPath%" /Excl /Cmd "%AppDirLocal%"
Per Rdennisc: Could someone tell me how to start access and a access .mdb file in a batch file. thanks Click to expand... If you just want to start with defaults, code the name of the .MDB. Otherwise, something like this: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE %AppPathLocal% /ini "%IniPath%" /wrkgrp "%SecPath%" /Excl /Cmd "%AppDirLocal%"
P (PeteCresswell) May 22, 2006 #5 Per Rdennisc: Could someone tell me how to start access and a access .mdb file in a batch file. thanks Click to expand... If you just want to start with defaults, code the name of the .MDB. Otherwise, something like this: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE %AppPathLocal% /ini "%IniPath%" /wrkgrp "%SecPath%" /Excl /Cmd "%AppDirLocal%"
Per Rdennisc: Could someone tell me how to start access and a access .mdb file in a batch file. thanks Click to expand... If you just want to start with defaults, code the name of the .MDB. Otherwise, something like this: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE %AppPathLocal% /ini "%IniPath%" /wrkgrp "%SecPath%" /Excl /Cmd "%AppDirLocal%"
G Guest May 22, 2006 #6 thanks the name of the file is Report Rail.dbm could you tell me where to put it to open it . thanks
G Guest May 22, 2006 #7 thanks the name of the file is Report Rail.dbm could you tell me where to put it to open it . thanks
P (PeteCresswell) May 23, 2006 #8 Per Rdennisc: thanks the name of the file is Report Rail.dbm could you tell me where to put it to open it . thanks Click to expand... All the parms bracketed by "%" need to be filled in or deleted. So you'd wind up with: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE "Report Rail.dbm" Although I suspect "Report Rail.dbm" needs to be qualified further...as in "C:\Whatever\Report Rail.dbm". Finally, is it really ".dbm"? or is it ".mdb"?
Per Rdennisc: thanks the name of the file is Report Rail.dbm could you tell me where to put it to open it . thanks Click to expand... All the parms bracketed by "%" need to be filled in or deleted. So you'd wind up with: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE "Report Rail.dbm" Although I suspect "Report Rail.dbm" needs to be qualified further...as in "C:\Whatever\Report Rail.dbm". Finally, is it really ".dbm"? or is it ".mdb"?
P (PeteCresswell) May 23, 2006 #9 Per Rdennisc: thanks the name of the file is Report Rail.dbm could you tell me where to put it to open it . thanks Click to expand... All the parms bracketed by "%" need to be filled in or deleted. So you'd wind up with: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE "Report Rail.dbm" Although I suspect "Report Rail.dbm" needs to be qualified further...as in "C:\Whatever\Report Rail.dbm". Finally, is it really ".dbm"? or is it ".mdb"?
Per Rdennisc: thanks the name of the file is Report Rail.dbm could you tell me where to put it to open it . thanks Click to expand... All the parms bracketed by "%" need to be filled in or deleted. So you'd wind up with: START /B /HIGH /MAX "'Returns' Startup" MSACCESS.EXE "Report Rail.dbm" Although I suspect "Report Rail.dbm" needs to be qualified further...as in "C:\Whatever\Report Rail.dbm". Finally, is it really ".dbm"? or is it ".mdb"?
