What does FileDateTime return?

it return this

Username: admin
RemoteDB: C:\Users\Halka\OneDrive\SinJet and WhiteJet Company\Sinjet Access Database Server - Copy\Server\SinJet 2025 FrontEnd.accdb
LocalDB: C:\Users\Halka\OneDrive\Desktop\SinJet 2025 FrontEnd.accdb
LastUpdate: 8/27/2025 4:38:54 PM
StartupForm: LogonF
RebootXMin: 0
WarningSec: 10
LastReboot: 8/27/2025 4:38:54 PM

What's the ERROR MESSAGE that you're getting?

What happens when you MsgBox that data?

Debug > Compile?

OK, that's the line it's stopping execution on, but what's the ERROR MESSAGE that it gives you?

I don't see anything out of the ordinary in that screen shot.

The FileDateTime function should work just fine regardless of where your data is because you're not copying the back-end, you're copying your front-end. In both cases, the front-end has to be on a local drive.

this is the error message Mr richard

Well, that's the problem then. It can't find the file. Make sure that file exists and is spelled correctly. And make sure there aren't any weird characters in the file name.

It looks okay to me, I don't see any problems with it. The spaces shouldn't cause a problem. I see you are using the D drive but as long as that's where your files are. Well, hold on your admin data that you sent me has the C drive in it but that screenshot shows a D drive. So double check all your files, make sure those files actually exist.

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