Copies a database object into the same or another database: DoCmd.CopyObject([DestinationDatabase][, NewName][, SourceObjectType][, SourceObjectName]) : DoCmd « Application « VBA / Excel / Access / Word

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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Application » DoCmd 
Copies a database object into the same or another database: DoCmd.CopyObject([DestinationDatabase][, NewName][, SourceObjectType][, SourceObjectName])
 
Public Sub MakeBackupCopy()
  DoCmd.CopyObject , "Employees Backup", acTable, "Employees"
  DoCmd.SetWarnings False
   
  DoCmd.OpenQuery "UpdatePrices"

  DoCmd.SetWarnings True

End Sub

 
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4. Closes the window of an Access object: DoCmd.Close([ObjectType][, ObjectName][, Save])
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7. Use DoCmd.OpenForm to open a form
8. Use DoCmd to close a form
9. Setting a Focus
10. Finding a Record
11. Validating a Record
12. Use DoCmd to open a form
13. Makes a sound using the computer's built-in speaker.
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