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Running Access 2000 queries at a predefined time

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Is there a way of running Access 2000 queries at a pre-defined time.

Note that the database will not be open !

Is there a batch method that I can use to say open this database and then run queries and then close the database.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Moben.
 
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The only Idea I have would be to run a scheduled task to open the file.
 
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Take a look at the /X command line switch.

Hope This Helps, PH.
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