Thanks Marcus. I did retreive them and have the schedule rebuilt. I am good. thanks again for the quick replies all....
-Joe

Since I upgraded to 11, I cannot seem to find a way to add macros to the quick launch area. anyone know the secret?
thanks
-Joe

thanks Bob!

What do I need to do to get my schedule of macros back in 11? I have a copy of the old 7 program files macro scheduler directory....help!

I actually solved this by moving the database to a different file share. Dont know what was different as all the permissions were the same, but now the original command to run the access macro works! Sometimes I just hate Microsoft.

Can anyone point me in the right direction for running an Access Module with the marcto scheduler? I am still having issues running my Access Macro - either by shortcut, command line or the Run program command. So I was thinking that I could convert the acccess macro to a module, but I dont know wha...

well, nothing really was working so I went into the access query itself and removed the exit command from the macro. then I added login in the MJTNet macro to close out the database manually; AltX, F. That seemed to do the trick. Thanks for all the helped me today. If you get that stupid Access erro...

I added the asterisk, but it still does not close the error box.
Here is the code I have now:
the title of the error box is c:\UDCRMN3.mam [/img]

It still not clearing the "error". I tried all that was suggested and I am left with the following. the macro just hangs waiting for the error box to be gone. The access window closes and the access macro is run, but the error box is not cleared and the MJTNet macro does no progress. -Joe Execute Fi...

I did add the beeps to the access macro, ran it from within access and it beeped. THen I ran it from the macro scheduler (using the CMD line) and it diddnt beep indecating that it never got called (or at least it did not run) Also, I do have another MJTnet macro running an access macro with the X sw...

ahhh, the ole computer beep! heh. i will try that!

well, I think it worked. It diddnt give the error, but I dont know if the data changed. Is there a way to monitor the progress of this without having to look at the data ?

Additional info: I changed the command to point to an access macro shortcust which I created from within access (create shortcut by right clicking the macro) and placed that macro on the network drive. I changed the macro scheduler to use a, Execute File command and pointed it to the shortcut. I ran...

I just verified the path, shortened the Macro name (no spaces) and it still does not work. I even tried the UNC to the database and that gave the same error. There is a mapped drive to that database and the user has full access rights to the folder and file. Anyone have any other ideas? any other wa...

hmmm error codes that help. nice concept. It is not the quote, that was a typo here on the forum. I will investigate this based on te error code 2 not that I know what that is. Thank you. this is helpful.
-Joe