We have a Microsoft Access database saved on the network drive. What I am looking for is to be able to automatically backup these files on a daily or weekly basis. What is the best way to go about this? Can somebody please explain the procedure?
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(borrowing heavily from one of my earlier answers here...)
re: actually performing the backup
Backing up a native Access database is simply a matter of copying the entire database file (
.mdb
for Access_2003 and earlier,.accdb
for Access_2007 and later). You could use any scripting language you prefer, even a simple Windows batch file that does something likere: automatic scheduling of the backup
The Task Scheduler in Windows could take care of that for you. Once you've created your script to copy the database file(s) you can create a scheduled task to run it periodically. See the MSDN article Using the Task Scheduler (Windows) for more information.