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Question : The command or action 'quit' isn't available now
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Access 2000 running on Small Business Server 2003 premium fully patched.
The Access database is an adp so it's connected to a SQL server database. The Access database quits with the error:
The command or action 'quit' isn't available now.
What does this mean? The code below comes from the database. Function fnMain just runs a function and then the Access database should quit so it closes. This has worked in the past. The database is not flagged as read only.
If there is an alternate command besides 'quit' to get the database to close, please let me know.
Suggestions?
============= code ==================== ===================================== Public Function fnMain() As Boolean Dim bolFlag As Boolean Dim varMsg As Variant Dim strTest As String On Error GoTo fnMain_ERR fnMain = True 'Assume everything ok Call subFeedDate DoCmd.Quit acQuitSaveNone Exit Function fnMain_ERR: If Err = 53 Then Resume Next 'Log file was not found so just bypass Kill statement Else varMsg = MsgBox("Error " & Err & " Descr: " & Err.Description & " in subMain ", vbOKOnly, "See basProgram") fnMain = False Stop Resume Next End If
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Answer : The command or action 'quit' isn't available now
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Application.Quit
Dave
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