General :: Compact Remotely Using Batch?

Mar 29, 2015

Within batch file, I use the following command: MSACCESS.EXE mymdbpath /compact

I get the exclusive in use error. How can I suppress such error or warning messages from within the batch file?.

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Hi All

I am looking to find some code that I can use in a batch file to compact an Access 2000 database that has a database password set on it.

I know about "C:WIPSPOCOneCall_BE.mdb" /compact but need to find a way to pass it the password. What it does at the moment is open and waits for the password to be entered, and then it just opens.

I am looking to set up a scheduled task so that the database gets compacted every night.

Any ideas?

Cheers.

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[Code] .....

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@echo off

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goto end

:Access11
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Hi

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It will then check what version of Access they are running and use the appropriate shortcut to open the Database.

This all works fine except that the Batch File does not close down until the Database is closed. Is there anyway to close the Batch File automatically while the database is running?

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@echo off
rem *************************************
rem ** Batch file to copy FE **
rem *************************************

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:Office11
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goto End

:Office
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I'm trying to import a file that's being updated with information from an RS232 data logger. While there is no information updating the file, it's safe to import the file and then empty it which can be done from DOS copy commands, essentially I do the following:

Make a snapshot of the existing data into an upload.txt file, import it into Access, overwrite the logging.txt file with a blank copy, overwrite the snapshot with a blank copy.

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The problem I'm experiencing is that Macros allow you to run batch files, but the macro continues to run immediately after the batch file is triggered to run, so in this particular case, the information in the logging.txt file isn't copied quick enough to the upload.txt file before Access tries to import it, meaning that Access imports no information (empty file) and then the macro of course runs the second batch file which then empties both the logging.txt file and the upload.txt file.

Two options at the moment if suggestions are willing and available:

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2) Make Access wait until the batch file has finished before proceeding with the macro.

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