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December 7th, 2006, 10:22 AM
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Application Path?
Is there code to determine the path of the database?
I compile to MDE which calls for ODBC connections, but I want to switch this to a 'file dsn' so that each instance of the MDE can have it's own conenctions to databases. Sean 
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December 7th, 2006, 11:56 AM
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Application Path?
CurrentProject.Path
Returns the path without the trailing "\" character, so remember to append that, e.g. ... strMyDsn = CurrentProject.Path & "\MyDsn.dsn" -- Brendan Reynolds Access MVP "Sean" wrote in message ... Is there code to determine the path of the database? I compile to MDE which calls for ODBC connections, but I want to switch this to a 'file dsn' so that each instance of the MDE can have it's own conenctions to databases. Sean
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December 7th, 2006, 02:44 PM
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Application Path?
Many thanks.
"Brendan Reynolds" wrote in message ... CurrentProject.Path Returns the path without the trailing "\" character, so remember to append that, e.g. ... strMyDsn = CurrentProject.Path & "\MyDsn.dsn" -- Brendan Reynolds Access MVP "Sean" wrote in message ... Is there code to determine the path of the database? I compile to MDE which calls for ODBC connections, but I want to switch this to a 'file dsn' so that each instance of the MDE can have it's own conenctions to databases. Sean
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