Application Object
Use the Quit method to quit Microsoft Access. You can select one of several options for saving a database object before quitting.
Application.Quit [option]
The Quit method uses the following argument.
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option |
An intrinsic constant that specifies what happens to unsaved objects when you quit Microsoft Access. It can be any of the following constants: · (Default) acSaveYes saves all objects without displaying a dialog box · acPrompt displays a dialog box that asks whether you want to save any database objects that have been changed but not saved. · acExit quits Microsoft Access without saving any objects. |
The Quit method has the same effect as clicking Exit on the File menu. You can create a custom menu command or a button on a form with a procedure that includes the Quit method. For example, you can place a Quit button on a form and include a procedure in the button’s Click event that uses the Quit method with option set to acSaveYes.
Quit Action.
The following example shows the Click event procedure for a command button named AppExit. After clicking the AppExit button, a dialog box prompts the user to save changes, and the procedure quits Microsoft Access.
Private Sub AppExit_Click()
Application.Quit acPromptSub