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Old July 30th, 2003, 05:36 AM
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Question Exporting access Database
Hi,

I'm attempting to creatre a sub which automatically dumps the whole database file in an email, (Access 2000).

I've used the SendObject function, which happliy exports tables/forms etc in Excel format, CSV etc but there doesn't seem to be one for the whole database.

Can anyone suggest a way around this without using a directory path?

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Can you enumerate through the tables and passing the table name as an argument to the SendObject function?
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Can you pass a list of the table names to the sendObject function? As the object recieves a table name it will perform the export.
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