I agree. More, please.

https://github.com/joyfullservice/msaccess-vcs-addin

Also, would like to see something like what objects are associated with what forms, reports, and queries. I see this becoming like a Developer video or a Seminar

Hey Guy's Can Anybody tell me what is wrong with the rs!VBACode = VBACode  In this Code?

' MODULES ------------------------------------------------------------
    For Each O In CurrentProject.AllModules
        VBACode = GetVBACode(O.Name)
        Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM ObjectDateT " & _
            "WHERE ObjectType=""Module"" AND ObjectName=""" & O.Name & """")
        If rs.EOF Then
            ' module is not in the table, add it
            rs.AddNew
                Status O.Name & " is new"
                rs!ObjectName = O.Name
                rs!ObjectType = "Module"
                rs!DateCreated = O.DateCreated
                rs!DateUpdated = Now()
                rs!VBACode = VBACode
            rs.Update
        Else
            ' the module IS in the table, see if the code is different
            If VBACode <> Nz(rs!VBACode, "") Then
                ' code IS different! Update it!
                Status O.Name & " is changed"
                rs.Edit
                    rs!DateUpdated = Now()
                    rs!VBACode = VBACode
                rs.Update
            End If
        End If
        rs.Close
    Next O
    
    Set rs = Nothing
    Set qd = Nothing
    Set td = Nothing
    Set O = Nothing
    Set db = Nothing
    
    Status "Update check completed"
    
    DoCmd.OpenTable "ObjectDateT"

End Sub

Sorry for taking so long to see this.

Dave, there is nothing inherently wrong with this line:

rs!VBACode = VBACode

That is the correct syntax, assuming VBACode is a String returned by GetVBACode. The most common issue is that the VBACode field in ObjectDateT is defined as Short Text. It needs to be Long Text, since even a modest module can easily exceed the 255-character Short Text limit.

Also make sure GetVBACode is actually returning the module text and not Null. If you are getting an error, post the exact error message and the definition of the VBACode field from ObjectDateT, and I can narrow it down quickly.