Microsoft Access An Admin Db Part 5

Force Users of Other Databases to Logout
An administrative database can help you keep track of the other Access databases you are responsible for. When you need to perform maintenance on a database, you need to make your users logout. By adding code to your monitored database, your Admin database can interact with your monitored databases and close them.
In this video we will:
1. Add code to the code we built in Part 4 of this series.
2. We will add a table, query and some VBA to the databases we want to monitor so our Admin database can force users to close their databases.
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** The code in this video is added to this video!
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