The Quit method quits Microsoft Access. You can select one of several options for saving a database object before quitting.
Syntax
Application.Quit [option]
The Quit method has the following argument.
| Argument | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| option | An intrinsic constant that specifies what happens to unsaved objects when you quit Microsoft Access. This argument can be any of the following constants. | |
| Constant | Description | |
| acSaveYes | (Default) 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. | |
Remarks
The Quit method has the same effect as clicking Exit on the File menu. You can create a custom menu command or a command 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 the option argument set to acSaveYes.