Why This Chapter Is Important
As your knowledge of the VBA language expands and you become more proficient as a VBA programmer, you probably will develop functions and subroutines that you would like all your databases to share. Without the use of library databases, the code in each of your databases is an island unto itself. Although you can call the functions and subroutines within your code modules from anywhere in the same database, you cannot call these procedures from a different database.Chapter 25, "Using Builders, Wizards, and Menu Add-Ins," covers these tools. This chapter focuses on creating library databases and placing generic functions in a library database to make them available to all your application databases.