ThisDB.SaveAs

p4nny

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Hi

In Excel, you can use the function ThisWorkbook.SaveAs

In an Access database, how would I do this?

Appreciate any guidance

Many thanks
 

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What exactly is it that you are trying to Save?
Since most changes (data changes, adding Objects) in Access are automatically saved, you usually do not need to do that.
 
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Thanks for coming back to me

I'm trying to save a backup db into a new location.
 
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Hi, I think there is a backup feature in Access - In Access 2010 I have a Save As for the database under the File menu.

But basically you can also just copy the file itself - that's all that's necessary.
 
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